The Rise of Renewable Energy 2012
Blue & Green Tomorrow examines the past, present and future of renewably-sourced power.
In The Rise of Renewable Energy, Alex Blackburne listens to a number of leading voices within the sector to ascertain why the Government, and a percentage of the public, don’t fully understand the potential of an essentially limitless supply of clean energy.
In the increasing need to adapt to climate change, renewable energy emerges as a beautifully-formed, natural solution that should underpin our economy.
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If an energy source is available for as long as life on Earth is possible, then it is renewable. Both uranium and thorium are such sources, for fuelling nuclear breeder reactors. A very high percentage of the public don’t fully understand the potential of an essentially limitless supply of clean energy from nuclear breeder reactors. 3 retired personnel recount their incredulity at withdrawal of funding from a working breeder: “….Doesn’t the Country realise what they’re losing here?….”: http://lftrsuk.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/1986-us-medias-coverage-of-chernobyl.html