December 23, 2009
Roundup: Energ-IT, DOE, EU Carbon, Cap & Trade
Italian project examines data centre energy use
The Register
DOE Grant Helps Company Address ‘Achilles’ Heel of Photovoltaics’
NY Times
EU carbon prices close 2 percent higher
Reuters
Jonathan Fahey On Alternative Energy
Forbes
Nations May Miss Copenhagen’s Jan. 31 Deadline, Orbeo Says
Bloomberg
When Airlines Run Out of Fuel
Alt Energy Stocks
U.S. cap and trade looks out of reach in 2010
CNET
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Reader Comments
Yes, cap and trade will raise money for environmental causes. But this
money should only go to projects that will definitely work. One big
project that no one seems to question is CO2 sequestration, where
thousands, or possibly millions of tons of CO2 is injected deep into the earth. This will have the effect of permanently removing a lot
of OXYGEN from the atmosphere. I believe this is a foolish experiment,
that may cause more harm to the environment, and is also a big waste
of money. It is not the only method being studied, yet hundreds of
companies are already committed to experiments like this on a large
scale. Someone needs to think about the long term effects that removing
large quantities of OXYGEN from the atmosphere will have. And although
nuclear energy may sound like a cleaner way to go, in fact a study has
been done which shows that the cost of storing nuclear waste will one
day exceed the value of the electricity it produces. I have confidence
that if we wait, scientists or others will find all the answers they
seek to having an environmentally healthy, renewable energy, sustainable
world.
Dan Elliott | December 23rd, 2009