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World’s Changing Energy Markets
Published by Kitty on
July 24, 2011
Shale gas developments stand to exert enormous influence on the structure of the global gas market... Geopolitically, the repercussions of expanding shale gas production are profound... For the United States, the geopolitical impacts of rising domestic shale gas production are dramatic.
Shale Gas and US National Security....
Australia’s Green Party took over the balance of power in the Australian Senate
Published by Kitty on
July 03, 2011
As of Friday, Australia's Green Party took over the balance of power in the Australian Senate. To their surprise, the Greens might soon find themselves supporting natural gas, including the controversial idea I've outlined in my new presentation,...
Stimulating Climate Change
Published by Kitty on
January 13, 2011
“And now, with all but the hard-core climate change denialists accepting that extreme weather will become more common, there's no excuse at all. Streets and houses that flooded in 1974 are flooding again now and will flood again.”
And…
“As for the economics of it, yes, there are terrible numbers being bandied around, but while there's damage and destruction and loss, there's also massive stimulus in the rebuilding. The economy is as strong as the determination of the people. It'll be all right.”...
Australian Electric Cars
Published by Kitty on
October 05, 2010
More than $1 billion in taxpayer funds earmarked to help Australia develop cleaner cars is now stifling innovation, the creator of an electric vehicle says....
Beyond2010 – Environmentally friendly – Cars
Published by Kitty on
June 22, 2010
Looking at how fuel cells work - production of cars with zero fuel emissions in 2010. Environmentally friendly options for cars of the future. The Honda FCX and the dual engine Chevrolet Volt in production 2010.
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