Tom Blakeslee is a 2GreenEnergy friend, a widely-published author, a philanthropist, and a really smart guy.  He also plays a mean game of paddle tennis, as I learned first-hand, when I met him at his home in Southern California.  

Tom just published this article on futuristic clean energy technologies that I hope readers will find interesting.

From there it was a straight shot down the California coast to San Diego where I’m attending the EV Infrastructure Show.  Just got here, but the end-of-day reception was very warm and cozy.  Good series of meetings tomorrow.

Tom writes:

I’m flying to Denver Saturday to be with Abe Collins, who is starting a company to sequester carbon by rehabilitating degraded land by grazing cattle on it. Here is the site of a charity spreading the word about the method, called holistic management. It turns out that undoing the damage man has done to the land is by far the cheapest way to sequester carbon quickly. The carbon is in the biotic community that we have poisoned with nitrogen fertilizers and other bad farming methods, particularly since the “green revolution.” They have a 3-D computerized way to guide people through the process created by Alan Savory, whose son is on the staff.

This is quite powerful stuff; I urge everyone to come up to speed on the latest technologies here. Here’s Tom’s latest column on the subject.