THE SMART NEWS SOURCE | Feb 10 2012 15:44 | LAST UPDATED Feb 10 2012 15:44 |
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Kilowatts at your fingertipsSouth African households can cut their electricity consumption by 10%. Kevin Davie explains how. New body to tackle clean energyExperts agree that South Africa needs institutional reform to break Eskom’s stranglehold, writes Yazeed Kamaldien. Cleaner alternatives for US carparksTraditional car parks encourage sprawl, contribute to urban heat islands and offer little biodiversity. What climate change?Deniers use hacked email extracts to deride global warming data. A statement of hope and intentThe United Kingdom is at the forefront of tackling dangerous climate change, underpinned by world-class scientific expertise and advice. Only the big need applyEskom not ready to buy electricity from households. Benedict Kelly reports. Embracing the sunSouth African households are embracing solar energy to meet their hot-water requirements. Oil at its outer limitWe’re somewhere between the petroleum age and renewables, writes Kevin Davie. Desertec: sustainable solution or a pipe dreamDeserts receive more energy in six hours than all the people in the world consume in an entire year. Cementing a greener futureLess energy-intensive ways of making concrete are being investigated, writes Lynley Donnelly |
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