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- Thank you, taxpayer, for building my new nuc
- Thank you, taxpayer, for building my new nucEvery man, woman, child for himselfThe nuclear renaissance reminds me of the Titanic; all the media was saying how unsinkable the ship was, then it sank!So far I've read the argument by both sides of the issue: safety , terrorist threats, nuclear proliferation,...
- Tags: government, taxes, free trade, games, renaissance, reactor, new nuc, nuc, taxpayer, nuclear energy, uranium
- Discussion threads 2007-10-08
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- Alternative energy? BIG investment, as we've been predicting. Teensy compared to Big Oil
- Four major components of the alternative energy industry are expanding rapidly. They continue to garner ever more investment. A new market study shows major year-to-year investment growth for biofuels, wind power, solar photovoltaics, and fuel cells. A study by Clean Edge shows the sector's investment cachet and...
- Tags: oil company, asset, alternative energy, oil, exxon mobil corp., investment, asset management, operational planning, business operations, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-03-21
- Money, Politics and Energy: Menage That Screws the American Consumer
- I don't think anybody is naive enough these days to think that the future of green tech or alternative energy is based on fair competition in some imaginery free marketplace. Don't we all know that economic competition in America, and elsewhere, is heavily weighted in favor of those with...
- Tags: green technology, dollar, nrel, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-03-14
- Oil jumps the couch, can coal be far behind?
- $102 per barrel, does anybody bid one-oh-three? Do I hear one-oh-five? Not yet perhaps, but soon enough. Now the excuse for record oil prices: investors are buying oil as a hedge against inflation in the American economy. And some instability in Nigeria. Back in the old...
- Tags: coal, strategy, management, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-02-28
- Nuclear waste, cheaper than Iraq, more expensive than a new laptop
- Seems you and I and all the American taxpayers are paying big-time for nuclear waste. Now I realize the costs are paltry compared to occupying countries in Asia, the costs of nuclear waste storage running only into tens of billions, not trillions. But it is irksome to this...
- Tags: laptop computer, waste, government, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-02-19
- Greencollar: such a clever phrase...but there will be jobs
- I shouldn't quibble, I guess. Some of the wannabe White House CEO-candidates are now talking about investing in greencollar jobs. That would presumably be money spent on things besides more oil wells in Alaska or coal plants in Missouri. It might mean investment in clean technologies, insulating old...
- Tags: job, green technology, climate, recruitment & selection, human resources, workforce management, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-01-27
- No nuces is good nucs? Blogosphere begs to differ with this blogger, as usual
- My recent blog on the drought possibly shutting down some American nuclear power plants raised some comment. All of it negative about this idiot blogger. I've now been labelled an "ecosocialist." Was that because I mentioned Chernobyl? NO, that mess happened under a faux-socialist regime so maybe...
- Tags: nuclear energy, blogosphere, plant, blogger, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-01-25
- We are seeing the death of nuclear power's precious myth
- We are seeing the death of nuclear power's precious mythHey there chicken little....>>Oh, and those dependable nuclear plants can’t use abundant salt water.the sky is falling... no really... the sky is falling....Wiki "De-desalinization Plants". Plenty of abundant water for Nuclear facilities that way... And nuc energy can supply...
- Tags: jane fonda mind-set, precious myth, nuclear energy, nuclear plant, nuclear plant
- Discussion threads 2008-01-23
- When did terrorism become a green tech issue? Just now...
- Seems there are more than just environmental issues with building new nuclear plants. There are questions about the ability to protect them from terrorist attacks. For the record, there's been no known terrorist incident at any nuclear plant anywhere in the world...so far. Events at Three Mile Island...
- Tags: green technology, terrorism, plant, homeland security, corporate insurance, business security, government, business operations, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2008-01-15
- Across the pond: a cold winter could be cold indeed
- Some folks in Britain must be hoping for a little local warming. A cold winter could mean a realllly cold winter, becasue there doesn't seem to be enough infrastructure to deliver the heating energy needed. It seems to be a combo of old nuc plants, insufficient grid, broken down...
- Tags: winter, cold calling, sales tools, sales, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2007-10-30
- Thank you, taxpayer, for building my new nuc
- So THAT'S why the nuclear power plant is being touted as a greast idea for the future of America. As the "Washington Post" explains today, you taxpayres are guaranteeing loans, covering insurance costs and grantring hefty subsidies. Thank you, thank you. From the bottom of my reactor...
- Tags: nuclear energy, subsidy, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2007-10-07
- Deals on climate change face good old American girdlock
- Some people think we humans should be doing something about climate change. Many nations are trying to live up to their promises under the Kyoto Protocol. The Earth's league leaders in greenhouse gas emission are China and the U.S. in that order. Neither signed the...
- Tags: u.s., leader, greenhouse gas, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2007-10-04
- New nuc? Not since Three Mile Island
- New nuc? Not since Three Mile IslandThat is extremely ironicNext we will be taking lessons in taxation from the UK.Next peace conference is to be held in Germany?I thought the French Foreign minister mentioning war and Iran in the same sentence was strange enough.Better yet[i]If the permits are granted...
- Tags: nuc, mile island
- Discussion threads 2007-09-25
- Venture to guess where the money's flowing?
- You got it. Venture capitalists are pouring billions into alternative energy. Every little blip in the fossil fuel market, every little Japanese quake that shuts a nuc plant, each political hiccup leads to even more interest in locally-produced alternative fuels.Today Ernst & Young projected $375 billion will be...
- Tags: alternative energy, harry fuller
- Blog posts 2007-08-06
- Dell halts sales of low-end PCs in China
- Dell halts sales of low-end PCs in ChinaDell's parts are made in China... What is the holdup?Well, considering the FACT that Dell's compenents are made in CHINA, the beast from the east. I would suspect that the slave labor market in China would be working overtime producing TONS of cheap-o...
- Tags: recruitment & selection, sales, pc, dell computer corp., chicoms, made-in-china
- Discussion threads 2004-08-16
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