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Posts Tagged ‘desalination’

Green Public Works

by Ed Ring, August 4th, 2008 No Comments »

Only an extreme libertarian would claim there is no role for government.  In the face of population growth, aging infrastructure, and myriad new, cleaner and more sustainable ways to deliver energy, water and transportation resources, there is much to be done by the public sector.  Green public works will create wealth and resource abundance.  Green public works must include [...]

Affordable Desalination

by Ed Ring, January 3rd, 2008 1 Comment »

For years the conventional wisdom among environmentalists and policymakers has been the following:  Desalination is too expensive, too energy intensive, too environmentally dangerous, and not scaleable.  We disagree emphatically with all of these notions.

A small desal system on the California coast.
(Photo: NOAA)

The environmental impact of desalination is negligible if the brine is released into a [...]

Green Mega-Projects

by Ed Ring, December 13th, 2007 1 Comment »

When green technology delivers decentralized solutions to water and energy - from hi-tech and low maintenance, ultra-effective septic systems to affordable rooftop photovoltaics and electrical storage systems, there are a lot of public works contractors who will be looking for something to do.

A green mega-project:
High rise agriculture for food & biofuel.
(Photo: www.verticalfarm.com)

Fortunately, we have the [...]


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