Why High Gas Prices Are Here to Stay
10 weeks ago by dsankey
rather than look at the unprecedented Chinese demand for oil or Mideast instability as the cause of current high gas prices, this article details how the remaining global oil sources (tar sands, arctic, deepwater) are much more expensive to extract.
world
oil
energy
environment
10 weeks ago by dsankey
An artificial leaf and a gallon of water could generate enough energy to power your house for a day
march 2011 by dsankey
artificial photosynthesis may have happened? A little cloudy but fascinating. (via @ajayfry)
science
environment
energy
march 2011 by dsankey
Renewistan
march 2011 by dsankey
"the land area dedicated to renewable energy (”Renewistan”) would occupy a space about the size of Australia to keep the carbon dioxide level at 450 ppm." But we'd have to get it lower than that, and also cut our consumption drastically. Unless we can do this, we unfortunately need nuclear power.
energy
environment
world
march 2011 by dsankey
Nukes: Improve them, but don’t even think of abandoning them
march 2011 by dsankey
Doug Saunders on why nuclear power is still vital despite the disaster in Japan. Good point: Germany's massive wind power plans rely on nuclear.
energy
environment
world
march 2011 by dsankey
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