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:: Do We Need Speed Limits on Freeways?
+ 31.03.2012 +
When choosing his speed, a driver faces a trade-off between private benefits (time savings) and private costs (fuel cost and own damage and injury).
:: Step into a new reality…www.Go100Percent.org
+ 31.03.2012 +
Visit www.Go100Percent.org and see 100% Renewable Energy happening now.
:: China: Beijing Mandates Solar Hot Water Systems
+ 30.03.2012 +
Beijing followed many other large Chinese cities in introducing its own solar thermal mandatory law.
:: The Third Industrial Revolution
+ 29.03.2012 +
How Lateral Power Is Transforming Energy, the Economy, and the World.
:: Mediterranean temperature overestimated
+ 28.03.2012 +
This study addresses the importance of systematic biases in regional and global climate models.
:: Weather records due to climate change: a game with loaded dice
+ 27.03.2012 +
The past decade has been one of unprecedented weather extremes. Scientists of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) in Germany argue that the high incidence of extremes is not merely accidental.
:: Bromine Explosions Threaten Arctic Habitat
+ 26.03.2012 +
A new international study which was compiled with the participation of the Universities of Bremen and Hamburg has arrived at some startling conclusions.
:: Market participation of renewable energies should not be for its own sake – EU-wide
+ 24.03.2012 +
As the share of electricity production from renewable energies increases, the pressure is rising to integrate these energies in the market rather than conduct their production outside the competitive electricity market.
:: Grid expansion for strong solar power growth: technically feasible, costs manageable
+ 24.03.2012 +
An investment of 1.1 billion euros is needed to expand the low voltage grids so that they can absorb 55 gigawatts of solar power capacity by 2020.
:: Solar3D Announces Breakthrough Feature to Produce 200% of the Power of Conventional Solar Cells
+ 24.03.2012 +
“This major breakthrough combined with our record-setting high efficiency design can result in a solar cell that can produce 200% of the power of conventional silicon solar cells,” said Jim Nelson.
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