Is India About to Alter the World's Energy Future?

Posted by: iraszl on August 28, 2012

Since 1951, the Indian government has somehow managed to fail in every single attempt to reach its annual target of increasing the nation’s electricity production capacity. But while the nation continues to struggle with crippling blackouts and power shortages till today, an energy plan,...

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$15 Billion hole in the ground

Posted by: iraszl on August 27, 2012

Only in America can you vote for family values at Chic-Fil-A or have a congressman on the Science and Technology Committee tell the world on TV that women have the ability to prevent pregnancy when raped. The global warming debate is a politically motivated distraction that prevents the US...

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The Rise And Fall Of The Company That Was Going To Have Us All Using Biofuels

Posted by: iraszl on August 18, 2012

Amyris’s breakthroughs in bioengineering--and its plans to make biofuels from Brazilian sugarcane--promised to transform how the world’s businesses produce energy, cosmetics, and medicine. Then reality (and Wall Street) got in the way. The climb up the steel steps is dizzying--like ascending the...

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Improve upcoming documentary on Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor with footage from Thorium Energy Conference 2012 in China

Posted by: iraszl on August 16, 2012

Gordon McDowell had a hugely successful kickstarter earlier this year as he asked for funding of a professional, up-to-date with the newest and greatest Thorium content, promotional video for Thorium and the LFTR. Now he wishes to travel to Shanghai for the Thorium Energy Conference there later...

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Why Canada should Look at LFTR or DMSR

Posted by: iraszl on August 06, 2012

Interesting blog post by Rick Maltese: This recent article posted in news website Canada.com and this This is the new video (see below ) posted on youtube by Gordon McDowell that was part of a Washington D.C. conference “Commercializing Small Modular Reactors for Domestic and International...

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Canada and China work on Thorium Candu Fuel and India May Start Mining 1 million tons of Thorium

Posted by: iraszl on August 06, 2012

1. Mining Weekly - India’s Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) would permit private miners to process beach sand and supply monazite tailings to the government-owned Indian Rare Earths Limited (IREL) to increase the latter’s capacity to extract thorium and uranium. At present, private miners were...

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New book — THORIUM: energy cheaper than coal

Posted by: iraszl on August 05, 2012

The new book by Robert Hargraves is titled THORIUM: energy cheaper than coal. Read the summary of the book below and watch two videos from the author. Thorium energy can help us check CO2 and global warming, cut deadly air pollution, provide inexhaustible energy, and increase human prosperity....

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Candu expands deal with Chinese for development of alternative reactor fuels

Posted by: iraszl on August 02, 2012

Candu Energy Inc. (TSX:SNC) said Thursday it has signed an expanded agreement with China National Nuclear Corp.'s subsidiary companies to continue work on using recycled uranium and thorium as alternative fuels for new reactors. The company said the 24-month agreement is expected to result in a...

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David Gleason: Too little wind, too much hot air

Posted by: iraszl on July 27, 2012

Germany needs a master plan to bring together central and local government policy which gives investors and project firms certainty if the $420bn is to be found to finance a decisive shift to green power. AS MANY know, Germany has been captured by their Greenies. They arrange armadas of...

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Jim Kennedy: Link Between Thorium and Self Reliance in Rare Earths & Energy @ TEAC4

Posted by: iraszl on July 24, 2012

The western world has within its capacity far more than enough rare earths (including heavy rare earths) to meet its own industrial demand. It is an unwillingness to process material containing thorium which is ultimately impeding our high tech manufacturing sector.

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