All Posts Tagged With: "global warming"
National Update — Power Utilities Hail Carbon Bill
U.S. electricity generators support compromises being reached by Democrats in the House of Representatives on proposed climate legislation. At the state level, the Governor unveiled his plan for tapping into stimulus funding for renewables and efficiency projects.
14May2009 | admin | 0 comments | ContinuedCarbon is a Four-Letter Word:
A Treatise to Fuel the Flame (and by doing so, regrettably, discharge some CO2)
Here’s where the science, in some people’s minds, falters. In the big scheme of things, can a case sans reasonable doubt be made that fossil fueled electric generating plants are causing the Wilkins ice shelf to break off and float away? After all, 40% of 3.2% is just 1.3%.
9Apr2009 | admin | 3 comments | ContinuedReflections on the Aspen Environment Forum —
“Powering the Planet: Energy for the Long Run”
I posed my question: “Do you see a role for renewable energy payments in the future of the industry?” Chris Flavin gave a strong yes, while Keith Trent emphasized that for Duke Energy, it is a balancing act between price, reliability and clean technology.
2Apr2009 | admin | 0 comments | ContinuedEPA Declaration: Greenhouse Gases Threat to Human Health — Clean Air Act May be Used to Regulate Carbon Gases
It also cautioned that the Obama administration, which sees responding to climate change a top priority, nevertheless is ready to move cautiously when it comes to actually regulating greenhouse gases, preferring to have Congress act.
24Mar2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
