On last weeks cleantech show we talked about some of the more recent developments in car sharing. Here’s a few more about what Zipcar are doing.
clipped from www.springwise.com
We first wrote about Zipcar in 2003, applauding the company’s innovative approach to the staid car rental industry. Catering to urban dwellers in North America [...]
A quick thankyou to all of The Cleantech Show audience who have tuned in over the last year. Its great to hear your comments and feedback on the show. Its been a pleasure producing it.
Wishing you all a great holiday season and happy new year!
And The Cleantech Show episodes will be back in early [...]
For those of you like me wanting to know the guts of the Bali Action Plan, here you go.
The Bali Action Plan is linked to the page:
http://unfccc.int/meetings/cop_13/items/4049.php
and can be downloaded direct from:
http://unfccc.int/files/meetings/cop_13/application/pdf/cp_bali_act_p.pdf
The agreement of the Kyoto parties (ie. not including the US) is likely to be
found in due course at:
http://unfccc.int/kyoto_protocol/items/3878.php
Source: Phillip Sutton, Greenleap Mailing List
The good Ol Bureau of Meterology RC has teamed up with the CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research Group to develop a joint research center. Why am I blogging about this? Well, given australia’s situation with agricultural and water challenges over the next 50 years, as indicated by the research, I think the better we [...]
clipped from www.technologyreview.com
Helium isotopes reveal hidden stores of geothermal energy.
Smelling land: Elevated levels of helium in the water pumping through this geothermal power plant in Nevada’s Dixie Valley could be a clue into finding hidden geothermal hot spots.
Most geothermal power plants exploit the relatively rare but easy to spot hot water associated with [...]
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