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Question by Zodiac *sagittarian* Man: What do you think about AL GORE’s endorsement of future president BARACK OBAMA ?


Yesterday, we had former vice president
Al Gore. He is now endorsing Mr Barack
Obama. I don’t need to say much anymore.
What do you think about this, people ?

Best answer:

Answer by MadLibs
nothing.

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Four scientists from Columbia University explain what lies in store for our society as we move into an uncertain climate future. With Peter DeMenocal, Gavin Schmidt, Maxx Dilly and Klaus Lackner.
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Question by JumpMan XXIII: What college major would be best for a future career in developing alternative energy sources?


Which major would be best for a job in cleantech companies or any other alternative energy businesses. I would guess some sort of engineering but I don’t specifically know which type of engineering. Thanks.

Best answer:

Answer by falling.up13
The best major would be Environmental Engineering, which deals with the environment, natural resources, consumerism, etc. Your second bet is Chemical Engineering, which has to do with detailed analysis of harmful chemicals, how to get rid of them, etc.

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AlternativeEnergy.com’s David Kates speaks with Michael Wittman, CEO of Third Planet Energy, about algae, a future biofuel. [www.alternativeenergy.com] Wittman discusses the problems with deriving fuel from food, namely corn ethanol. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Question-and-answer session of Panel 1 conducted by Rep. Aaron Schock at the House Small Business Committee Subcommittee on Regulations and Healthcare hearing on Impacts of Outstanding Regulatory Policy on Small Biofuels Producers and Family Farmers on May 21, 2009

The Crooked Mile: Through peak oil, biofuels, hybrid cars, and global climate change to reach a brighter future

Americans love their automobiles. More than a mode of transportation, a car provides us with freedom, social equality, and entertainment. The price we pay for our infatuation with four wheels is high. Air pollution, global climate change, energy insecurity, injury and death, and urban sprawl are fair charges against the automobile. Some suggest we abandon the automobile. This will not happen. In The Crooked Mile, journalist and author Kevin Clemens shows us a path from the present, through the c

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Tonight on a very special G Living Live, the future of Alternative Energy presented by the Sustainable Business Council of Los Angeles. A panel of five experts in the fields of Biofuels,, Solar Energy, Energy Investments and Government Initiatives come together for a unique discussion on the future of energy. This is a 2 part [...]
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Check out our website www.sonic-dynamics.com This is a proof of concept early stage protoype that we made in 2006 We can use sound waves to run an alternator. Our alternative energy technology is green and clean!
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Solar Energy is energy from the Sun. This energy drives the climate and weather and supports virtually all life on Earth. Heat and light from the sun, along with solar-based resources such as wind and wave power, hydroelectricity and biomass, account for most of the available flow of renewable energy. Solar energy technologies harness the sun’s energy for practical ends. These technologies date from the time of the early Greeks, Native Americans and Chinese, who warmed their buildings by orienting them toward the sun. Modern solar technologies provide heating, lighting, electricity and even flight. Solar power is used synonymously with solar energy or more specifically to refer to the conversion of sunlight into electricity. This can be done either through the photovoltaic effect or by heating a transfer fluid to produce steam to run a generator. Solar photovoltaics provide 0.04% of the world’s energy usage. There are many technologies for harnessing solar energy. Applications span through the residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural and transportation sectors. Solar energy can be used to produce food, heat, light and electricity. The flexibility of solar energy is manifest in a wide variety of technologies

Running an entire house on solar energy requires quite a few panels. Learn about solar energy system sizes from a professional in this free energy conservation video. Expert: Roger Bacon Bio: Roger Bacon is the owner of RGB Home Repair and Renovation in Santa Barbara California. He has experience in all phases of home repair and renovations such as plumbing, heating and solar power. Filmmaker: Diana Bacon
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Question by Em<3: What do you think will happen in the future with solar power?


What are the future applications of solar power? Please make your idea realistic! Thx
What do you think the most upcoming uses of solar power is? I think solar powered cars are next, but that’s just me. What do you think?

Best answer:

Answer by Zeek
No one will use it

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Question by theone: Is algae biofuel the real wave of the future in gasoline production?


What do we know about the bio reactor in Coolridge, Arizona? Is Exxon Mobil doing something? Are they tied in with Royal Dutch Shell? Can we make this in our own backyards?

Best answer:

Answer by Bull
This is where oil is originally from, pond scum

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