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Ten Technologies to Save the Planet

by Chris Goodall

GreenProfile, 2008

Category: Industries

Ten Technologies to Save the Planet

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In this summary you will learn

  • What the 10 most promising technologies are for mitigating climate change
  • What strengths and drawbacks pertain to each technology
  • How governments can encourage the use of renewable resources

Why you should read Ten Technologies to Save the Planet

The geographical characteristics of an area dictate which renewable energy sources will work best. Because renewable energy is inherently, though predictably, intermittent, governments will need to build supplementary systems. Basically, no single technology will answer all of the world’s needs. However, a “portfolio” of technologies should do the trick. Businessman and climate change expert Chris Goodall describes 10 technologies in intricate detail, from the well-known to the obscure, and explains clearly which will work where, and why. Each technology has the potential to reduce the world’s annual carbon dioxide output by 10%. Although quite technical, getAbstract recommends this book to businesspeople, plant managers, home owners and others who value social responsibility and sustainability.

About the author

Chris Goodall is an expert on climate change issues. He edits the Carbon Commentary Web site and wrote How to Live a Low-Carbon Life.

 
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