Link: Nature Special: Energy for a Cool Planet [Preview]
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The journal Nature is offering free web access to an online compilation of articles on the current suite of new energy technologies in development around the globe. The challenge facing us is that not only is the volume of new oil discoveries decreasing, but we have yet to find a single economically competitive alternative energy source that will not release carbon dioxide or other pollutants into the atmosphere. The Nature articles go back as far as 2004 and cover carbon sequestration, solar, wave, and wind energy, nuclear power, biofuels, hydrogen, fuel cells, and energy policy. It's a good place to start if you're looking to separate science from the hype behind many of these emerging technologies.
The journal Nature is offering free web access to an online compilation of articles on the current suite of new energy technologies in development around the globe. The challenge facing us is that not only is the volume of new oil discoveries decreasing, but we have yet to find a single economically competitive alternative energy source that will not release carbon dioxide or other pollutants into the atmosphere. The Nature articles go back as far as 2004 and cover carbon sequestration, solar, wave, and wind energy, nuclear power, biofuels, hydrogen, fuel cells, and energy policy. It's a good place to start if you're looking to separate science from the hype behind many of these emerging technologies.Posted:
09/06/06 (Edited 09/09/06)
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