Comments on: Gaze into clean technology’s crystal ball for 2010

By: Igor

Igor — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 07:45:09 +0000

Nuclear is very clean???!!Are you shore man?Right now there’s no storehouses for nuclear waste products!Obama closed the last big project, where we will keep the garbage? In deep layers of the earth,just like scientist decided to keep CO2???Government don’t think abut the future.

By: Sherlock

Sherlock — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 23:32:00 +0000

Climate-gate, now there is a story for the media, but the MSM ignores the scam, better described as a scandal. Green jobs will not lower the unemployment rate, but passing green legislation, will eliminate many excellent paying blue collar jobs. Amazing, how the media can write stories so often about how we need to go green, and never consider where their electric they are using, is being generated from, or what source of energy is creating that electricity. Liberalism is destroying America!

By: Mark Goldes

Mark Goldes — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:11:53 +0000

The love affair with vehicles opens a promising path to sharply reducing the need for fossil fuels. This could help reverse Global Warming.Revolutionary new technology will make possible electric cars in which batteries have been superseded. They will need no recharge. Also, hybrid engines – that might need to be fueled with only one gallon of water – for each thousand miles of driving.The article: 5 Steps to Revive the Auto Industry and the Economy on the website: http://www.aesopinstitute.org outlines breakthroughs leading to cars and trucks that need no fossil fuel or recharge.Later, more advanced versions will become power plants when parked, wirelessly selling electricity to the local utility.These statements will understandably be greeted with skepticism and disbelief.However, independent laboratory validation of one remarkable breakthrough has taken place at Rowan University. It produced far more heat than can readily be explained by existing science, clearly suggesting a new source of energy is involved. The lead scientist at Rowan is now a Fellow at Cambridge University seeking UK laboratory reproduction. Parallel efforts have begun in Norway. Is it not time for our national laboratories and others to reproduce these experiments?The Rowan validation began the process of proving that new technology can allow a barrel of water to replace 200 barrels of oil!New technologies will let the love affair with vehicles change much of what is currently believed about energy.Let’s accelerate the process!

By: Camron Barth

Camron Barth — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 19:01:07 +0000

Nuclear power is very clean. The French get around 70 percent of their power from Nuclear power.

By: scheng1

scheng1 — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 13:06:14 +0000

Interesting! I hope the research can focus on mass production process to manufacture solar-powered car cheaply.

By: Camron Barth

Camron Barth — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:15:44 +0000

What about nuclear power?

By: Anon

Anon — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 05:45:56 +0000

What is in the crystal ball?-So called ‘green’ energy which is actually based on pollution (eg. electric cars powered by coal plants.)-’True green’ energy which can’t meet baseload demand, and provides little energy compared to the costs of generation (eg. solar and wind)-Batteries which simply can’t hold enough charge to replace domestic or industrial power requirements.-Power systems which are useless unless local or within power transfer distance (eg. Tidal and geothermic)-The reality that future fossil fuel shortages will require us to turn to nuclear power, when it is realised that turning to green power will increase power generation costs to the point where the economy collapses.-And a renewable energy industry which is based on keeping the above facts out of public knowledge, least their investment prospects plummet before they figure out how to fix these problems.

By: Don Knudson

Don Knudson — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:47:16 +0000

People in 2010 are consumed by the economic turndown and are anxious to see prosperity return. Many may disregard the environmental concerns and foot drag on the new clean technology. I see an alarming number of people still doubtful about the need for green technology. Only when oil and coal become extremely expensive will people switch to something else. It may not be until 2011 that shortages in oil will again raise inflation. Americans are still stuck back in the 20th century in love with more horsepowere in their big cars. I see a very bumpy future for our American society going forward.

By: Dangerdeb

Dangerdeb — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:00:37 +0000

Viva la Algae-to-oil

By: Igor

Igor — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:06:28 +0000

Ohh yes it will be the most exciting for us to watch, how it develops and grows.Don’f forget about hadron collider…Who knows may be we will have absolutely new energy sources.