Comments on: Clean Energy Island: Maldives Goes Carbon Neutral http://earth2tech.com/2009/03/16/clean-energy-island-maldives-goes-carbon-neutral/ Helping the Earth with Technology Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:44:32 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Maldives Going Carbon Neutral | Eco Friendly Mag http://earth2tech.com/2009/03/16/clean-energy-island-maldives-goes-carbon-neutral/#comment-28148 Maldives Going Carbon Neutral | Eco Friendly Mag Tue, 31 Mar 2009 01:44:53 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=26038#comment-28148 <p>[...] via Earth2Tech [...]</p> [...] via Earth2Tech [...]

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]]> By: Could Small Nations Like the Maldives Lead in Renewable Energy? - New York Times | Utility Compare . Com http://earth2tech.com/2009/03/16/clean-energy-island-maldives-goes-carbon-neutral/#comment-27161 Could Small Nations Like the Maldives Lead in Renewable Energy? - New York Times | Utility Compare . Com Tue, 17 Mar 2009 12:25:57 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=26038#comment-27161 <p>[...] to The Observer, …A Carbon-Neutral Nation, Via Renewable Energy green energy Retailer magazineClean Energy Island: Maldives Goes Carbon Neutral Earth2TechMaldives to go carbon netural Minivan NewsBBC News - New York Times No topics for [...]</p> [...] to The Observer, …A Carbon-Neutral Nation, Via Renewable Energy green energy Retailer magazineClean Energy Island: Maldives Goes Carbon Neutral Earth2TechMaldives to go carbon netural Minivan NewsBBC News - New York Times No topics for [...]

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]]> By: Brennan http://earth2tech.com/2009/03/16/clean-energy-island-maldives-goes-carbon-neutral/#comment-27131 Brennan Tue, 17 Mar 2009 01:35:13 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=26038#comment-27131 <p>Maldives looks like a great place. I think even though the US talks a tough game with renewable energy we really have not taken any major steps compared to many other countries. Of course we have a lot of problems going on right now that might hinder are progress but if you look at all of our problems right now they could have all probably been prevented by not having to rely on foreign energy.</p> Maldives looks like a great place. I think even though the US talks a tough game with renewable energy we really have not taken any major steps compared to many other countries. Of course we have a lot of problems going on right now that might hinder are progress but if you look at all of our problems right now they could have all probably been prevented by not having to rely on foreign energy.

]]> By: hsr0601 http://earth2tech.com/2009/03/16/clean-energy-island-maldives-goes-carbon-neutral/#comment-27110 hsr0601 Mon, 16 Mar 2009 20:39:40 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=26038#comment-27110 <p>I guess the great depression had a great deal of natural energy sources, today the current initial depression has great technologies instead. It is likely that this moment is the last chance to survive as the environment to invest in a new energy base is going to be getting worse down the road. I would love to suggest 'A Global Green New Deal' and stress only two recent progresses: 1. Researchers at MIT have designed a new battery that can recharge devices about 100 times faster than conventional lithium ion batteries. The design could lead to electric car batteries that charge in 5 minutes</p> <ol> <li>Breakthrough Spin Battery Size of Hair Could Run Electric Car For Miles: the actual device has a diameter of a human hair, the energy that could be stored in it could potentially run a car for miles. Physicists at the University of Miami and Tokyo and Tohoku have invented a radical new type of battery in the laboratory. The profound findings were published in the journal Nature. </li> </ol> <p>As the oil reserve declines, even the oil-rich UAE is committed to renewable energy movement, which is also in the oil-producing countries' interest, even if they keep silent, accordingly they will not keep the oil price low in the long term, I suppose. And G20 & OPEC meetings might indicate that 'a global green new deal' is going to be a solution as the energy is both life and common ground for world-wide economic prosperity.</p> <p>Thanks.</p> I guess the great depression had a great deal of natural energy sources, today the current initial depression has great technologies instead. It is likely that this moment is the last chance to survive as the environment to invest in a new energy base is going to be getting worse down the road.
I would love to suggest ‘A Global Green New Deal’ and stress only two recent progresses:
1. Researchers at MIT have designed a new battery that can recharge devices about 100 times faster than conventional lithium ion batteries. The design could lead to electric car batteries that charge in 5 minutes

  1. Breakthrough Spin Battery Size of Hair Could Run Electric Car For Miles:
    the actual device has a diameter of a human hair, the energy that could be stored in it could potentially run a car for miles.
    Physicists at the University of Miami and Tokyo and Tohoku have invented a radical new type of battery in the laboratory. The profound findings were published in the journal Nature.

As the oil reserve declines, even the oil-rich UAE is committed to renewable energy movement, which is also in the oil-producing countries’ interest, even if they keep silent, accordingly they will not keep the oil price low in the long term, I suppose. And G20 & OPEC meetings might indicate that ‘a global green new deal’ is going to be a solution as the energy is both life and common ground for world-wide economic prosperity.

Thanks.

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