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The Plan To Destroy OPEC Los Angeles CA (SPX) Nov 27, 2007 
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez says he wants to send oil to $200 a barrel. Robert Zubrin has a plan to stop him. In his just released book, Energy Victory: Winning the War on Terror by Breaking Free of Oil, Zubrin, an American aerospace engineer known previously primarily for his inventive approach to Mars exploration, lays out the strategy.
To say the book is remarkable, would be a severe unders ... read more
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'Alternative' nuclear energy forum opens in Bratislava
Bratislava (AFP) Nov 26, 2007Around 100 politicians, industrialists, producers and experts met in Bratislava Monday for the first European Energy Forum dedicated to reviving nuclear power as an "alternative" energy source. The meeting comes against a backdrop of declining carbon energy resources and the battle against global warming. "Nuclear energy is a promising alternative solution, its current revival sends a po ... more Renewable energy way forward for poor countries: Germany 
Berlin (AFP) Nov 26, 2007Industrial nations should help poorer nations to develop renewable energy from the wind and sun, Germany's environment minister said Monday, days before a conference on the world's response to climate change. "Prosperity for everyone is possible and it is compatible with the environment," Sigmar Gabriel said in an interview with Bild newspaper. "We must put economic growth on a different ... more Britain's business chiefs target global warming 
London (AFP) Nov 26, 2007Britain's leading employers' body said Monday that tackling climate change was an "urgent" priority for business, government and consumers. The Confederation of British Industry placed global warming at the heart of its agenda as its annual conference began in London. The CBI will address "urgent, concrete and measurable actions that UK business needs to take to address the risk of clima ... more Buckyball Birth Observed By Sandia Nanotech Researcher 
Albuquerque NM (SPX) Nov 27, 2007Almost everyone in the scientific community has heard of buckyballs, but no one until Sandia's Jianyu Huang has seen one being born. Buckyballs - more formally known as buckminsterfullerene C-60 - are carbon-linked nanostructures named for their resemblance to the geodesic dome macrostructures favored for their strength by environmentalist Buckminster Fuller. In addition to the strength ge ... more Planting Carbon Deep In The Earth -- Rather Than The Greenhouse 
Leeds, UK (SPX) Nov 27, 2007Storing carbon dioxide deep below the earth's surface could be a safe, long-term solution to one of the planet's major contributors to climate change. University of Leeds research shows that porous sandstone, drained of oil by the energy giants, could provide a safe reservoir for carbon dioxide. The study found that sandstone reacts with injected fluids more quickly than had been predicted - suc ... more |
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Canberra, Australia (SPX) Nov 27, 2007Development of the first hybrid battery suitable for storing electricity from renewable energy sources such as solar and wind is now a step closer. CSIRO and Cleantech Ventures have invested in technology start-up Smart Storage Pty Ltd to develop and commercialise battery-based storage solutions. Director of the CSIRO Energy Transformed National Research Flagship Dr John Wright said the Sm ... more China to order up to 150 Airbus jets during Sarkozy visit: report 
Paris (AFP) Nov 23, 2007China will announce the order of up to 150 Airbus aircraft, including 100 of its short-haul A320 planes, during the upcoming visit of French President Nicolas Sarkozy, the La Tribune newspaper reported Friday. Chinese airlines are also interested in the long-haul A330 family of planes, it added, quoting a company source. However no orders of Airbus' recently launched A380 superjumbo airc ... more Russia studying US missile defence proposals: agencies 
Moscow (AFP) Nov 22, 2007Russia is studying a set of written proposals it has received from Washington on missile defence, a Russian foreign ministry spokesman was quoted by Russian news agencies as saying on Thursday. The proposals are a follow-up to a visit to Moscow last month by US Defence Secretary Robert Gates and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, said the spokesman, Mikhail Kamynin, quoted by Interfax. ... more Then there was one: US now alone as Kyoto holdout 
Paris (AFP) Nov 24, 2007Supporters of the Kyoto Protocol were gleeful on Saturday after Australian elections left the United States in the wilderness as the only major economy to boycott the UN's climate pact. The ouster of Prime Minister John Howard stripped President George W. Bush of a key ally barely a week before a conference in Bali, Indonesia, on the world's response to climate change beyond 2012, they said. ... more |
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Dhaka (AFP) Nov 25, 2007US marines were on the ground in cyclone-hit southern Bangladesh Sunday as the military-led relief operation was stepped up and international aid continued to pour in. More than 3,400 people have been confirmed dead and the government estimates that 360,000 people have been left homeless by cyclone Sidr which smashed into the southern coast on November 15, prompting a massive aid operation. ... more Indonesia's forests: a precious resource in climate change fight 
Pangkalan Kerinci, Indonesia (AFP) Nov 23, 2007Indonesia's vast forests have long been seen by governments and businesses alike as a resource to be exploited for massive profit. But as worldwide climate negotiations approach in Bali next month, keeping the nation's forests just as they are could become a new multi-billion-dollar industry. A drive to do just that is called Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD), w ... more Life's Lubricant 
Columbus OH (SPX) Nov 26, 2007For the first time, scientists have directly observed how water lubricates the movements of protein molecules to enable different functions to happen. Scientists are now one step closer to understanding how proteins move when they perform functions essential for supporting life. In a paper published in the online early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Ohio St ... more Scientists warn of agrarian crisis from climate change 
Hyderabad, India (AFP) Nov 22, 2007An agrarian crisis is brewing because of climate change that could jeopardise global food supplies and increase the risk of hunger for a billion poorest of the poor, scientists warned Thursday. South Asia and Africa would be hardest hit by the crisis, which would shift the world's priorities away from boosting food output year after year to bolstering the resilience of crops to cope with war ... more
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