Posted by: Suhit Anantula on: June 5, 2008
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Posted by: Suhit Anantula on: June 5, 2008
Andrew Leonard at How the World Works – Salon.com
Soros listed four factors as playing a role
* “First, the increasing cost of discovering and developing new reserves, and the accelerating depletion of existing oilfields as they age. This goes under the rather misleading name of peak oil.”
* “Second, [...]
Posted by: Suhit Anantula on: June 5, 2008
If you are the visual kind of person then you would learn a lot from this graphic from the NYTimes.
Posted by: Suhit Anantula on: June 5, 2008
The Castellas brothers from Cleantech forum have produced a masterpiece in the area of Cleantech. They have created the first Australia Cleantech Map covering 300+ companies in this space in Australia. And it is free!
At the Beyond Carbon 2008 conference, I met Jeffrey Castellas. His speech on the cleantech market in India was one of [...]
Posted by: Suhit Anantula on: June 5, 2008
In the Beyond Carbon 2008 dinner, Amanda McKenzie, National Coordinator of the Australia Youth Climate Coalition gave a fantastic speech. In her talk, she asked the audience about the probability of flying on a airplane with a 50% chance of survival but can take us to a nice place like a tropical island. Naturally, nobody [...]
Posted by: Suhit Anantula on: June 5, 2008
What is the single most important economic number that can make or break the climate change solution?
According to Vinod Khosla, it is the Chindia price.
SPENCER MICHELS: What do you call it, the Chindia price? China-India?
VINOD KHOSLA: Yes. I say most effective climate change technologies have to be on trajectory, they don’t have to day one [...]
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