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America Needs Clean Energy Support

America Needs Clean Energy Support | Technoscience and the Future | Scoop.it

In today's competitive global economy, technological innovation is essential to long-term U.S. economic security, and the energy sector should be a particular priority. Failure to extend key U.S. clean energy initiatives would be contrary to U.S. interests.

 

Expansion in the clean energy industry will fuel economic progress and strengthen our national security. American scientific leadership has spurred innovative new energy generation and storage technologies -- from solar and wind power to fuel cells and electric vehicles. These sources can be domestically produced and deployed over time. And these are the energy options that the world's fastest-growing economies are using to support development without harming the environment.

 

Research by The Pew Charitable Trusts shows that the clean energy sector is growing rapidly -- by more than 600 percent in the past seven years. According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, investments in this sector eclipsed those for conventional energy last year for the first time. Additional Pew research shows that investment in the sector could total some $2.3 trillion this decade.

 

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The controversial science of free will

The controversial science of free will | Technoscience and the Future | Scoop.it
New findings raise questions about our brain's role in decision-making.

Via Sandeep Gautam, Philippe Vallat
Deepa Sahasrabuddhe's comment, November 24, 2011 11:21 PM
In his book `Incognito', David Eagleman tackles the question `Who is in charge here, really?' in a most lucid and interesting way. Brain chemistry plays a far greater role than we realise but can we press the `over ride' button. That is the bottomline.