Category: Renewables – Science

Of the numerous consistencies to Donald Trump’s activities as U.S. President, among the clearest is outrageous behavior.  It’s as if, each day, he asks himself, “What can I do in the next hour or so that will be so appalling …

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As discussed before, it hasn’t been a good last 75 years for philosophers.  In the middle of the 20th Century, if you wanted to know the basic nature of the universe around us, you asked a philosopher, perhaps a metaphysician; …

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This guy claims, “Hydrogen offers a potential for full energy independence.”  No it doesn’t.  Hydrogen is a carrier of energy, not a source.  Put another way, the energy that hydrogen carries came either from reforming methane or electrolyzing water, and …

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Here’s a bit of discussion regarding this guy’s claim that a drop of water could produce 140 volts, sufficient to light up 100 LEDs. Joel Schilling Truly an amazing idea.

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Question: During its first two years in office, how many federal scientists has the administration removed? Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers. Relevance: A key aspect of the Trump administration’s campaign to rescind environmental regulations that force big …

Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: Removing Scientists from the Federal Government Read More »

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Back in 2009, within a few months after 2GreenEnergy announced that it would conduct a no-charge review of any renewable energy business plan, someone showed me the very idea shown at left: converting the energy from spinning heat dissipators into …

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Here’s the problem: adults of good fitness average between 50 and 150 watts power output through an hour of vigorous exercise, meaning that you’re going to be “powering your house” for a day with 0.1 kWhs.  Since the average American …

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Over the last 40 years, legendary primatologist and anthropologist Jane Goodall has won just shy of 50 of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a scientist.  It is at least in part for this reason that the world community regards …

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The text here translates into English as “Little wind energy generator can make a house energy independent.”  But doesn’t that seem like a stretch, just looking at it?  If you were to put something the size of a small ceiling …

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Existentialism could be defined as the philosophic doctrine that we are all born into an icy-cold universe that is completely indifferent to our well-being, and that we come to be who we are by making life choices for which we …

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