kammen.berkeley.edu

bluenews-blueenergy.blogspot.com

blueNews: 2012.09

http://bluenews-blueenergy.blogspot.com/2012_09_01_archive.html

Notes from the top. BlueEnergy works to create a more equitable, sustainable world. Nobel Laureate, Dr. Dan Kammen visits blueEnergy. For Dr. Dan Kammen,. Trekking through isolated regions of Nicaragua on horseback to visit renewable energy systems at an agro-forestry reserve is all part of the job. Dr Kammen is Professor in the Energy and Resources Group. Energy and Resources Group (ERG). Professor of Public Policy in the. Goldman School of Public Policy. And is Professor of Nuclear Engineering in the.

beyondcassandra.org

What's Your Next Big Thing? It Could Be LightUp! - Beyond Cassandra

http://beyondcassandra.org/your-next-big-thing-could-be-lightup

Incubating climate awareness strategies and turning them into campaigns. What’s Your Next Big Thing? It Could Be LightUp! What’s Your Next Big Thing? It Could Be LightUp! October 15, 2014. See the details at LightUp: An Investment to Change the World. And links from there. Are you imaginative, enthusiastic, capable, and entrepreneurial? Looking to get involved in a new world-changing project? Do you have BizDev experience at a startup — or have you been an Organizer at a non-profit? Turn a contact list o...

renewable-solar-wind.blogspot.com

Renewable energy: 03/01/2010 - 04/01/2010

http://renewable-solar-wind.blogspot.com/2010_03_01_archive.html

Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Italy - List of 161 windfarms. 15900 kW, 24 turbines). 800 kW, 2 turbines). 38140 kW, 48 turbines). 104 kW, 123 turbines). 8500 kW, 10 turbines). 36000 kW, 60 turbines). 25500 kW, 30 turbines). 36300 kW, 38 turbines). 7200 kW, 12 turbines). 3400 kW, 4 turbines). 220 kW, 1 turbine). 15200 kW, 23 turbines). 800 kW, 1 turbine). 16200 kW, 9 turbines). 79400 kW, 92 turbines). 74000 kW, 37 turbines). 17820 kW, 27 turbines). 4400 kW, 22 turbines). 14450 kW, 17 turbines). 39600 kW, 60 tu...

haiwo.org

This is how cities of the future will get their energy | Haiwo.org

http://www.haiwo.org/this-is-how-cities-of-the-future-will-get-their-energy

Environment Protection and Life. This is how cities of the future will get their energy. This is how cities of the future will get their energy. In the global effort to fight climate change, cities have some of the greatest potential and the greatest imperative to make a difference. With an increasing global migration into the world’s urban areas, which are expected to support at least two-thirds of the total human. This is the focus of a new paper. Although many forms of renewable energy may be useful f...

energyblog.nationalgeographic.com

In British Columbia, Mulling the Role of Natural Gas in a Sustainable Energy Future – The Great Energy Challenge Blog

http://energyblog.nationalgeographic.com/2014/03/31/in-british-columbia-mulling-the-role-of-natural-gas-in-a-sustainable-energy-future

The Great Energy Challenge. The Big Energy Question. In British Columbia, Mulling the Role of Natural Gas in a Sustainable Energy Future. Posted by Marianne Lavelle. Of The Daily Climate. March 31, 2014. Douglas Channel, an inlet near the northern village of Kitimat, is one of the areas on the British Columbia coast being eyed for construction of huge export terminals for liquefied natural gas (LNG.) Photograph by Pensondesignergems/Flickr, Creative Commons license. On March 25, we convened a diverse gro...

thelimerevolution.blogspot.com

Lime Time: UC Berkeley Focus the Nation Forum!

http://thelimerevolution.blogspot.com/2012/02/uc-berkeley-focus-nation-forum.html

Explorations of shades of green. Investigating a revolutionary kaleidoscope of movements and awareness. Nature and culture. Wildness. Environmentalism. Sustainability. Biological inquiry. Wednesday, February 15, 2012. UC Berkeley Focus the Nation Forum! On February 7th, 2012, Focus the Nation. And the ASUC Sustainability Team. Sponsored a forum to explore the question of whether 100% clean energy is possible. And is so, how? Kira Stoll from the Office of Sustainability. Danny Kennedy ( Sungevity. Stay tu...

thebreakthrough.org

The Breakthrough Institute - Voices

http://thebreakthrough.org/voices

Do High Agricultural Yields Spare Land for Conservation? New Data and Perspectives in the Organic vs. Conventional Debate. Last week, the open-access journal PLoS ONE published a paper. By Andrew Kniss, Steven Savage, and Randa Jabbour measuring the difference in crop yields between organic and conventional farms in the US. But, in line with the author’s express hopes. This paper is “not just another organic yield vs conventional comparison for partisans to throw at each other in debates.”. If we, as a.

news.nationalgeographic.com

Amazon’s Wildlife Threatened By Hydropower Dams, Study Says

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/energy/2015/07/150701-hydropower-dam-threatens-amazon-wildlife

Http:/ news.nationalgeographic.com/energy/2015/07/150701-hydropower-dam-threatens-amazon-wildlife.html. Amazon’s Wildlife Threatened By Hydropower Dams, Study Says. We’re watching extinction unfold in front of us, one scientist says of the impact of Brazil’s Balbina Dam. Brazil’s Balbina Dam led to the creation of 3,546 islands, many small and isolated, in an area that was once continuous rain forest. Photograph by Eduardo M. Venticinque. Pledged to restore 12 million hectares, or 46,332 square miles, of...

rael.berkeley.edu

Renewable & Appropriate Energy Laboratory | Support RAEL

https://rael.berkeley.edu/support-rael

Seed funds and laboratory space for the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory have been provided by the Energy and Resources Group. The Department of Nuclear Engineering. And the University of California. These resources have been used to renovate the laboratory space and provide and purchase basic laboratory infrastructure and equipment. Contributions are tax- deductible and can be written to the University of California and sent to Professor Daniel M. Kammen. The Karsten Family Foundation. Califo...

rael.berkeley.edu

Renewable & Appropriate Energy Laboratory | National Geographic – Amazon’s Wildlife Threatened by Hydropower Dams, Study Finds

https://rael.berkeley.edu/2015/07/national-geographic-amazons-wildlife-threatened-by-hydropower-dams-study-finds

National Geographic Amazon’s Wildlife Threatened by Hydropower Dams, Study Finds. July 1, 2015. The National Geographic, July 1, 2015 Amazon’s Wildlife Threatened by Hydropower Dams, Study Finds. By Wendy Koch, National Geographic - PUBLISHED. JULY 01, 2015. As countries build more hydropower projects, new research warns that massive dams pose an extinction threat to mammals, birds and tortoises at least in the Amazon. Pledged to restore 12 million hectares, or 46,332 square miles, of its forests nearly ...