by L J Furman, MBA on April 21, 2011
in Carbon Sequestration, Connecting the Dots, Deepwater Horizon, Ecological Economics, Ecology, Energy Economics, Environmental Catastrophe, Fukushima, Global Warming, Sustainabilty
Tweet Earth Day, 2010, I looked to the future on Popular Logistics. In 2009, I wrote about water pollution and agricultural waste in the Chesapeake. Today I am looking at the present and recent past. While a comprehensive look at where we are can be found on the web pages of the World Watch Institute, [...]
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In 100 years our descendants will not be burning coal, oil, natural gas or using nuclear fission. They might be using terrestrial nuclear fusion. They will be using solar, wind, geothermal, marine current hydro, tidal energy systems – clean, renewable, sustainable energy systems. No fuel: No Waste. No mines, mills, wells, spills. No arsenic, lead, [...]
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