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- Chris from NewsLook
- July 10, 2012
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Carlo Rubbia, Physics Nobel Laureate in 1984, is examining sustainability in the context of global energy supplies. Rubbia is the Scientific Director of the Institute for Advanced Studies on Sustainability in Potsdam, Germany. The IASS was founded in 2009 by Klaus Topfer, former head of the UN Environmental Program. Rubbia wants to collate research results from across the world to develop a new strategy on energy. The objective: the sustainable generation, transfer and storage of energy. Photo Credit: Green Prophet1 via Flickr.
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+ add your ownI mean more clean, substainable energy; not drill baby drill.
I wish the US would engage in more new energy developement.
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we need to swtich to 80 or 90 percent solar wind geothermal and no-dam hydroelectrics and phase out coal and nuclear power.
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There's hope when I hear what this scientist is doing. Bravo! Hope for the future.
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