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Le nucléaire cœur de la transition énergétique (Michel Gay) France French Français
La France championne du monde (Michel Gay, Bruno Comby) France French Français
Nucléaire ses 7 points forts (Michel Gay) France French Français
Geoffrey Rothwell (economist, bio) France, USofA
Stubborn allure of socialism despite its abject failures (Temba Nolutshungu, Free Market Foundation, FMF) South Africa
Gary Young - Life-long interest in science, energy and water resources USofA
Earth's climate history - some examples (John Eidson) USofA
Denver Post promotes false science about man-made carbon dioxide from fossil fuels (USofA)
Physicians and climate change (Jane Orient) USofA
All About Energy Newsletter, Issue 2019 7 (John Shanahan) USofA
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Energy / Climate Change Challenge (John Holdren) USofA
John Holdren, Science Advior to President Barack Obama: For Holdren, the two toughest problems are 1) transportation with less oil. 2) economic aspirations with less CO2.
The role of nuclear energy: Holdren is a life-long Ivory Tower academic completely against breeder uranium technology. He doesn't consider thorium nuclear technology. These two technologies can power all the world's energy needs for as long as the sun heats the Earth and makes it habitable, Physics Professor Bernard Cohen. John Holdren sticks with today's nuclear technology that uses about 1% of the potential energy. He prohibits spent fuel reprocessing, thus keeping a requirement for very long term storage of LWR use fuel. See slides 45 to 58. He claims that his support for existing LWR nuclear technology IS support for nuclear. In reality he is blocking 99% of the potential energy in uranium and all of the nuclear energy in thorium. That is more like anti-nuclear than being pro-nuclear.
Published in Holdren, John (academic physicist against many advanced nuclear technologies where most of the energy is)
Greenpeace's business model and philosophy (M, R, and I Connolly, W Soon, and P Moore) Canada, Ireland, USofA
Michael Connolly, Ronan Connolly, Imelda Connolly, Willie Soon, Patrick Moore - Patrick has been a leader in the international environmental field for more than 30 years. He was a founding member of Greenpeace. In 1989, Michael and Imelda set up and ran the Republic of Ireland's National Aquarium to promote awareness and interest in both the beauty and fragility of the ocean's ecosystems. Michael and Ronan have both been actively involved in the research and development of ethical, sustainable and commercially viable methods for a) fish farming, b) reducing water pollution and c) energy conservation. Willie has dedicated his career to scientific research and has published peer-reviewed scientific papers in the fields of astronomy, astrophysics, climate science and environmentalism.
Greenpeace have successfully created a public perception that they are fighting to protect humanity, nature and the environment from the evils of corrupt industries and vested interests. As we will discuss in this report, the reality is almost exactly the opposite...
Published in Greenpeace (Canada)
Published in Greenpeace (extreme environmental organization, Canada)
CO2 Deficit (Bonne Posma, Andrew Kenny) South Africa
Bonne Posma, engineer, Founder and CEO, Saminco (USA) specializing in electric propulsion systems for off-road vehicles and underground mining conveyances with operations in China, South Africa and USA, principal shareholder in Liquid Coal, Inc. (USA), Andrew Kenny, independent physicist and mechanical engineer: It is interesting to note that previous CO2 alarmist, James Lovelock (originator of the Gaia hypothesis), reversed himself about 10 years ago and now supports increased use of fossil fuels to potentially help mitigate the effects of the next ice age. This action was also proposed in 1900 by the first proponent of CO2-linked global warming, Svante Arrhenius (Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1903).
Published in Posma, Bonne (physicist)
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