The Global Business Network published an interesting scenario analysis: Scenario one: Current economic and energy trends continue with no major regulatory shifts in climate policy Scenario two: Investment flows overseas make it difficult for most U.S. companies to adjust to an energy and carbon constrained world Scenario three: Severe weather events and international economic crises bankrupt many U.S. […]
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Energy Strategy for the Road Ahead
Published by April 29th, 2008 in energy and future technology. 1 CommentEuropean CO2 emissions
Published by January 14th, 2008 in energy, hipness and state of the art. 0 CommentsCapGemini has released an interesting report on the EU’s Climate Change Objectives at the end of last year (pdf). I know I am misinterpreting this and am going way overboard, but whenever I see streamlined graphs like these I want to draw lines in there too… and with the help of skitch this was very easy: Don’t […]
Sometimes it helps to actually read a blog via its web page… found at the bottom (is it my browser or is this the easter egg?) of Carbon based curiosities: You cannot win. You cannot break even. You cannot stop playing the game. Written by whom? I know there […]
A short, quick and dirty update today — actually more a pointer for anyone who cares about carbon-based matter… Published monthly, the “Peak Oil Report — March 2007” by the bloggers at The Oil Drum is a very good resource and overview over anything peak oil. It has summaries of the current published oil production data […]
