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Energy Properties of Hydrogen

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This blog is based on the post Energy Properties of Hydrogen.

Manufacture and Use of Hydrogen

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This blog is based on the post Manufacture and Use of Hydrogen. 

Who Will Respond?

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The material in this post is taken from the ebook Net Zero: An Opportunity.

This blog is taken from the post Who Will Respond?

Climate Scientists: Ready to Strike

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This blog is based on the post Climate Scientists: Ready to Strike.


 

A recent article in the New York Times discussed the frustration that many climate scientists feel when it comes to communicating their findings. The subtitle for the article reads,

Marketing Net Zero

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Marketing Net Zero

Why have the scientists failed to communicate? And why have the car companies been so successful? I suggest that there are two basic reasons.

Selling Net Zero

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Small Potatoes

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​Response to climate crisis    ​

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A Mixed Message

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When historians write about our times they are likely to focus on the following conundrum.

That Lonely Feeling

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The post When the History Books Are Written started with the following statements.


When historians in future generations look back on the early twenty-first century they are likely to summarize the events of our time as follows.

A Forcing Function

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