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Steve Ebels_3

> Great thread on solar, wind and the like. Here is <BR>
> your chance to inform the policy makers.<BR>
> <BR>
> The <BR>
> Bush admin is inviting comments on its plan to <BR>
> tackle the environment. <BR>
> http://www.climatetechnology.gov/stratplan/draft/i <BR>
> nvitation.htm<BR>
> <BR>
> You could be cynical and say <BR>
> that it won't make any difference. my feeling is <BR>
> that these folks are scrambling for solutions and <BR>
> are open to enlightenment. Go for it!<BR>
> <BR>
> Noel <BR>
> Kelly <BR>
<BR>

Noel Kelly_3

Climate Change Technology Program

Great thread on solar, wind and the like. Here is your chance to inform the policy makers.

The Bush admin is inviting comments on its plan to tackle the environment.

http://www.climatetechnology.gov/stratplan/draft/invitation.htm

You could be cynical and say that it won't make any difference. my feeling is that these folks are scrambling for solutions and are open to enlightenment. Go for it!


Noel Kelly

Steve Ebels_3

Interesting site Noel

I'm guessing that these are some of the folks your company is working with? If so, maybe there's hope for the energy situation yet. At least they're looking into some things and that's good to know.

Noel Kelly_3

No relationship

Hi Steve,

These are Feds - we are mere mortals!

This is our government's approach to addressing our environmental concerns. Everything from fusion to high-eff light bulbs.

Interestingly, a report was released this week that states what our R&D spending should be - a lot more than what it currently is.

http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2005/09/26_energy.shtml

Noel Kelly

Steve Ebels_3

Tell us

Something we didn't know!

The energy R&D budget for the entire US would seem to be quite low in light of the current mess we're in. We can blame this on the last 30 years worth of not only presidents but congress too.