This movie turned out to be a two parter, the second one tonight at 9pm on NBC.
Suffice to say the first one is two hours of my life I'm never going to get
back and if you watched it on my recommendation, we both lost. Nevertheless,
due to its relevance to geoengineering governance issues, I a
Regarding the solar gain issue, in the northern states, the impact of solar
heating during the winter is less due to a combination of sun angle and cloud
cover. In the most extreme example for the U.S., the Fairbanks, Alaska metro
area (APX pop. 100,000) would not benefit at all from white or
Coming from energy financing background, Gene's opinion is not well informed to
the perspectives of fund managers, lenders and investors who strike for
cautious investments and lending. As the recession drags on, all the technology
based things and novelty products are off the radar and the inv
Fiber may have been partly funded by the government but industry did it on
its own; Corning and AT&T most of it. Times have changed along with the N Y
Times. The tough part now is getting up front funding to establish
feasibility. That is a good role for government. It pays for my R&D in
medicine;
The tail end of this post discusses the Arpa-E rejection letters.
I'll be posting an example on Monday.
http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/30/how-many-ds-in-obamas-energy-pledge/
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