There is no getting around new energy systems based on sustainable energy, according to Katherine Richardson, head of the Danish government’s Climate Commission.
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Pumping CO2 into the ground might be expensive and take a lot of energy, but a Dutch expert on the subject says it is an unavoidable tool for stopping climate change.
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The leading climate expert Stefan Rahmstorf presented a scenario at COWI’s climate seminar: in the future, expect rising sea levels and frequent flooding around the world.
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The CO2 emissions must be reduced by at least 25 per cent by 2020 and at least 80 per cent by 2050, say two climate experts. Otherwise melting polar ice could tip the climate balance.
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The Australian top climate scientist Ann Henderson-Sellers wonders why the world community can respond so fast to bank failure - but hesitate when it comes to the climate failure.
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Reliability and distribution are some of the important challenges for wind energy, says the Danish and internationally recognized wind expert, Erik Lundtang Petersen.
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Reduced CO2 emissions and economic growth are some of the big benefits of renewable energy, says professor Daniel M. Kammen.
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