The dispute between Russia and Ukraine which has cut the flow of Russian natural gas to Europe has so alarmed governments that even German politicians are openly discussing the advantages of nuclear energy. Read more here. … [Read more...] about More Interest in Nuclear
Energy & Nuclear
Nuclear Power Reality Check: A Note from Roy Innis
Abundant, reliable, affordable energy makes our jobs, health, living standards and civil rights possible. Remember that when you read about people losing their jobs or having to choose between heating, eating, paying the rent or mortgage, giving to … [Read more...] about Nuclear Power Reality Check: A Note from Roy Innis
Hydrogen-powered Cars Successfully Cross USA
Several hydrogen-powered cars have just completed a 13-day trip across the US. They stopped in 31 cities across 18 states. And I had assumed that this technology was still in its infancy. … [Read more...] about Hydrogen-powered Cars Successfully Cross USA
Where does Earth’s Energy come from? A Note from Mark Duffett
Following on from the pondering by Gordon Robertson on extra heat generated by the earth and how this might be accounted for in global warming theory, Mark Duffett has kindly sent in a note with some links: For all of you out there who might … [Read more...] about Where does Earth’s Energy come from? A Note from Mark Duffett
A spoonful of enviro-sugar helps the atmospheric medicine go down
In her 16th July 2008 media release, GREEN PAPER ON CARBON POLLUTION REDUCTION SCHEME RELEASED, Senator, the Hon. Penny Wong, Minister for Climate Change and Water, stated that: “Climate change threatens … icons like the Great Barrier Reef, the … [Read more...] about A spoonful of enviro-sugar helps the atmospheric medicine go down
Gone with the Wind
HOUSTON (Reuters) - A drop in wind generation late on Tuesday, coupled with colder weather, triggered an electric emergency that caused the Texas grid operator to cut service to some large customers, the grid agency said on Wednesday. Electric … [Read more...] about Gone with the Wind
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
