Renewability

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Wed 25 Jul 2007

Renewable energy projects will devour huge amounts of land, warns researcher

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Renewability , Environment
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· Analyst argues wind farms and biofuels are not green
· Report’s look at negative aspects aims to end ‘taboo’

Ian Sample, science correspondent
Wednesday July 25, 2007
The Guardian (more…)

Thu 19 Jul 2007

Researchers develop inexpensive, easy process to produce solar panels

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Solar Power
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Wed 4 Apr 2007

Flying wind farms

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Wind Power
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Wed 6 Dec 2006

New World Record for Solar Tech

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Solar Power
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Sun 24 Sep 2006

Report Proposes Importing Solar Energy from Africa

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Energy , Renewability , Carbon , Solar Power , Global Warming
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Wed 2 Aug 2006

The power of community: How Cuba survived peak oil

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Permaculture , Peak Oil , Energy , Agriculture , Cuba
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Tue 25 Jul 2006

Low Temperature Renewable Power

Posted by diderot under Peakist , Energy , Renewability , Solar Power
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Wed 12 Jul 2006

The hidden cost of wind turbines

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Carbon , Wind Power , Global Warming
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Mon 26 Jun 2006

Severn Barrage or Tidal Lagoon?

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Energy , Renewability , Carbon , Environment , water power
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Fri 23 Jun 2006

BP plans UK’s biggest green fuel plant

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Energy , Renewability
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Tue 13 Jun 2006

“Beyond Petroleum” or Business as Usual?

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Permaculture , Nuclear
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Thu 8 Jun 2006

World’s Largest Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant to be Built with GE Investment and PowerLight Technology

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy , Solar Power , Environment , Resource
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Wed 29 Mar 2006

Wind Energy Industry response to Climate Change Review

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Energy , Renewability , Carbon , Wind Power , Global Warming , Environment , Resource
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Mon 6 Mar 2006

‘No quick fix’ from nuclear power

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Energy , Renewability , Carbon , Economics , Environment , Nuclear
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Tue 21 Feb 2006

James Lovelock’s Argument for Nuclear Energy

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Energy , Carbon , Wind Power , Solar Power , Global Warming
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