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    Germany Plans To Switch To 100% Alternative Energy By 2050

    Thursday, July 8th, 2010

    A new study issued by the Ger­man “Umwelt­bun­de­samt” comes to the con­clu­sion that Ger­many should be able to switch energy pro­duc­tion to 100% renew­able sources within 40 years. Inter­est­ingly the head of the agency, Jochen Flas­barth, states that this is doable with tech­nol­ogy that is avail­able today. Build­ing the nec­es­sary infra­struc­ture would need deci­sive action […]

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    E-Bikes Take Off In Europe

    Wednesday, June 30th, 2010

    It is no secret that many cities in Europe are bike-friendly, with ded­i­cated bike lanes, paths solely for use by bicy­clists, and gen­er­ally a higher accep­tance of bicy­cle in gen­eral traf­fic. Still, if you are a per­son of the more lazy kind, the idea to work out just to get to work or do your […]

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    Low Sustainability Ratings For Oil And Gas Corporations

    Thursday, June 24th, 2010

    An Oekom Study look­ing at 27 lead­ing oil and gas cor­po­ra­tions rates orga­ni­za­tions regard­ing their sus­tain­abil­ity. The study’s authors granted that cor­po­ra­tions try to do the right things, how­ever over­all their activ­i­ties are not focused enough and lack tan­gi­ble results. On a scale from A+ to D-, the small Aus­trian com­pany OMV ranked first with […]

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    You Can’t Control What You Can’t Measure

    Friday, May 14th, 2010

    I am still con­cerned about what’s going on with the oil spill in the Gulf of Mex­ico. Pre­vi­ous esti­mates were that 800,000l oil spill into the sea every day. Some sci­en­tists come to the con­clu­sion that it is more likely to be 10 times more! It seems to be con­sen­sus that right now nobody knows […]

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    Drill Baby Drill!

    Monday, May 3rd, 2010

    Will we learn before it is too late? Watch the mess off the Louisiana coast. On April 20th 2010 an oil rig exploded and took 11 work­ers down to the sea floor. Ini­tially it was said that there is no oil spill, then they said about 160,000 l (1,000 bar­rels) of oil spill into the sea […]

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