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Global Warming: Delusions, Hubris and Wishful Thinking

Adnan Al-Daini | Posted 29.04.2013 | UK Politics
Read More: Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), Wind Power, Carbon Capture and Storage, Energy, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Renewable Energy, Business, Power, Engineering, Politics, Education, Electricity, Fossil Fuels, Climate Change, Technology, Global Warming, UK Politics News
Adnan Al-Daini

So, where do we go from here? There is no viable option, it seems to me, but to embrace whole- heartedly the proven technology of the renewable energy route

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Do You Know Where Green Electricity Will Come From?

Intelligence Squared | Posted 01.05.2012 | UK Tech
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Intelligence Squared

By:Professor Stuart Haszeldine If electricity had a colour then today that would be black, and so would the water circulating in our heating (or cool...

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Durban - Success, failure or...?

David Hone | Posted 13.02.2012 | UK
Read More: Carbon Capture and Storage, Climate Change, Cop 17, Unfccc, UK Environment, Durban Climate Conference, UK Weather, UK News
David Hone

After two busy weeks, the Durban COP was extended by a full day and then went well into a second, with long nights of negotiation along the way. Event...

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Can Global Emissions Really Be Reduced?

David Hone | Posted 26.01.2012 | UK
Read More: Renewable Energy, Carbon Capture and Storage, Climate Change, Unfccc, Ccs, Durban, Durban Climate Talks, UK Green, Durban Climate Conference, UK News
David Hone

With delegates, energy/environment  ministers, business representatives and NGO leaders arriving in Durban for COP 17, attention again turns to the pressing issue of actually reducing global emissions.

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