'Gaia' Scientist Takes Back Climate Change Predictions
Wynne Parry, LiveScience Senior Writer
24 April 2012
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James Lovelock: I was 'alarmist' about climate change
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'Global warming? What global warming?' says High Priest of Gaia Religion
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Scientist cools on climate alarmism
CLIMATE scientists have distanced themselves from author James Lovelock, who this week backtracked on his predictions of doomsday-like fallout from global warning.
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Icon of "global warming" renounces the theory he developed that is a cornerstone of the Theory of Man-made Global Warming
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
Steven Chu Resigns - U.S. Energy Secretary To Step Down From Obama Administration
Steven Chu Resigning: Energy Secretary To Step Down From Obama Administration Post
AP/The Huffington Post
2/01/2013
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Why Steven Chu Was One Of Obama's Most Intriguing Choices
Frank James February 1, 2013
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White House: Energy Secretary Steven Chu resigns- Video
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Energy secretary Steven Chu resigns
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Energy Secretary Steven Chu steps down
By Dana Hull
2/01/2013
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US Energy Secretary Steven Chu Will Resign
By Dan Nosowitz
2.01.2013
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Energy Secretary Steven Chu to step down
February 01, 2013 FoxNews
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A Safe, Secure Nuclear Future
Posted: 06/08/11
Steven ChuU.S. Secretary of Energy
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Interview: Steven Chu
Apr 3, 2011
The energy secretary and Nobel Prize-winning physicist talks nuclear power after Japan, and being a nerd.
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Steven Chu at helm as U.S. faces test on nuclear
Obama's Energy secretary may have bipartisan supporter for nuclear energy in the U.S., but he still has to convince the country's citizens.
By Timothy Gardner, Reuters Tue, Mar 22 2011
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Steven Chu Nuclear
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AP/The Huffington Post
2/01/2013
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Why Steven Chu Was One Of Obama's Most Intriguing Choices
Frank James February 1, 2013
http://q.gs/3MIss
White House: Energy Secretary Steven Chu resigns- Video
http://q.gs/3MJ0S
Energy secretary Steven Chu resigns
http://q.gs/3MIzD
Energy Secretary Steven Chu steps down
By Dana Hull
2/01/2013
http://q.gs/3MIyY
US Energy Secretary Steven Chu Will Resign
By Dan Nosowitz
2.01.2013
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Energy Secretary Steven Chu to step down
February 01, 2013 FoxNews
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A Safe, Secure Nuclear Future
Posted: 06/08/11
Steven ChuU.S. Secretary of Energy
http://q.gs/3MIvS
Interview: Steven Chu
Apr 3, 2011
The energy secretary and Nobel Prize-winning physicist talks nuclear power after Japan, and being a nerd.
http://q.gs/3MIub
Steven Chu at helm as U.S. faces test on nuclear
Obama's Energy secretary may have bipartisan supporter for nuclear energy in the U.S., but he still has to convince the country's citizens.
By Timothy Gardner, Reuters Tue, Mar 22 2011
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Steven Chu Nuclear
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Myths and Facts : The German Switch from Nuclear to Renewables
POLICY PAPER Heinrich Böll Foundation
Myths and Facts: The German Switch from Nuclear to Renewables
Cover of a German language book of children's fairy tales, 1919. Modifications by Anna Milena Jurca. Picture by crackdog under CC BY 2.0 License. Original: Flickr.
March 16, 2012
Craig Morris
As a reaction to the nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan, starting on March 11, 2011, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition shut down roughly 40 percent of the country's nuclear generating capacity in mid-March 2011 and roughly re-implemented the original nuclear phase-out set forth under Chancellor Schroeder’s Social-Democrat/Green government. This change has been criticized as a panicked overreaction that would hurt the German economy and harm energy security. A year later, however, we can see what the temporary effects have been and what the long-term effects are likely to be.
With its nuclear phase-out, will Germany not have to simply import nuclear power from other countries? Aren't renewables raising the cost of power in Germany, and isn't nuclear cheap? And what about coal – is Germany not going to switch to that? Craig Morris, American writer and translator in the energy sector who has been based in Germany since 1992, answers these and more pressing questions on Germany’s energy transition.
Please click here to read Myths and Facts (8 pages, pdf, 1.59MB)
The German Energy Transition
Arguments for a renewable energy future
November 28, 2012 Arne Jungjohann
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Myths and Facts: The German Switch from Nuclear to Renewables
Cover of a German language book of children's fairy tales, 1919. Modifications by Anna Milena Jurca. Picture by crackdog under CC BY 2.0 License. Original: Flickr.
March 16, 2012
Craig Morris
As a reaction to the nuclear disaster in Fukushima, Japan, starting on March 11, 2011, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition shut down roughly 40 percent of the country's nuclear generating capacity in mid-March 2011 and roughly re-implemented the original nuclear phase-out set forth under Chancellor Schroeder’s Social-Democrat/Green government. This change has been criticized as a panicked overreaction that would hurt the German economy and harm energy security. A year later, however, we can see what the temporary effects have been and what the long-term effects are likely to be.
With its nuclear phase-out, will Germany not have to simply import nuclear power from other countries? Aren't renewables raising the cost of power in Germany, and isn't nuclear cheap? And what about coal – is Germany not going to switch to that? Craig Morris, American writer and translator in the energy sector who has been based in Germany since 1992, answers these and more pressing questions on Germany’s energy transition.
Please click here to read Myths and Facts (8 pages, pdf, 1.59MB)
The German Energy Transition
Arguments for a renewable energy future
November 28, 2012 Arne Jungjohann
http://q.gs/31Wfr
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