Friday, April 23, 2010

Energetics Cliff Notes - Friday Edition

The week that was: Earth Day and the death of the linked fee.
  • Bill McKibben talks about Eaarth, his conception of the new planet humans have created.
  • A blogger at the Council on Foreign Relations performs an autopsy on the linked fee in KGL.
  • What's it like to live without electricity? (via @BillGates.)
  • A holistic and promising state climate-energy bill was killed yesterday in Wisconsin.
  • 11 workers are still missing after an oil rig SANK yesterday in the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Secretary Chu announced more than $200 million for solar and water power tech yesterday--glad to see someone in government approaching the energy quest as a technological problem.
  • Accenture, a technology consultant, recently published the results of a survey of 9000 consumers on integrated grid management.
  • Sen. Lamar Alexander's Earth Day post on nuclear power (via Energy Collective).
  • The Energy Bulletin calls April a 'watershed month' for peak oil research.
  • Vinod Khosla talks about his venture capital firm's work on energy and transportation technologies.

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