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In the face of another diplomatic disappointment in Cancun’s climate change talks, we approach the end of the hottest year on record. While experts again try to ring alarm bells, our media still gives voice to the pseudo-intellectual pursuit of … Continue reading
Here is another bit of my upcoming book:Ten Technologies to Save the World – Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit. The chapter on Geothermal includes geo-exchange (heating and cooling buildings), regular geothermal (tapping hot aquifers for electrical production) and EGS – … Continue reading
> Here is another bit of my upcoming book:Ten Technologies to Save the World – Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit. Aside from the Ten Technologies, a number of small essays are included. Three on Climate Science (The Basics, The Complex, … Continue reading
> Here is another bit of my upcoming book:Ten Technologies to Save the World – Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit. Aside from the Ten Technologies, a number of small essays are included. Three on Climate Science (The Basics, The Complex, … Continue reading
>Here is another bit of my upcoming book:Ten Technologies to Save the World – Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit. Aside from the Ten Technologies, a number of small essays are included. Three on Climate Science (The Basics, The Complex, The … Continue reading
Here is another bit of my upcoming book:Ten Technologies to Save the World – Kicking the Fossil Fuel Habit. Here I argue that biofuels have promise, but only if developed in novel ways. Irrigating the Sahara and growing salt-tolerant plants … Continue reading
> This is the first-draft of the Preface of my book:Ten Technologies to Save the World – Powering the Green Revolution.Copyright©2009 Tom Rand, Eco Ten Publishing. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be used or reproduced in … Continue reading
> As I research more of my my upcoming book – Ten Technologies to Save our World: Powering the Clean Energy Revolution – I am becoming ever more convinced that 100% renewables is within our grasp. Here’s an idea that … Continue reading
> Unpublished, and I won’t bother trying. This is a very negative-sounding piece. But if I’m barking up the wrong tree, could someone point that out and tell me why? I couldn’t put it any better than George Monbiot, writer … Continue reading
> Note: Originally published www.celsias.com, Nov. 3, 2008 Cigarette smoking, the credit crunch and global warming don’t seem to have much in common. One is a habit of huddled figures on street corners and in doorways. Another is a financial … Continue reading
