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23rd September 2009
Several months have passed since Russia announced that it would be ready to take Iran’s uranium for enriching process. This could have been a feasible solution to long thorny nuclear crisis. Apparently few persons do not know that there are suffice reas... Read >
Author: wbdoyle31st August 2009
There is a misconception about perpetual motion energy in a sense that the machine was thought to run for eternity. To clarify issues, there is no such machine yet invented to last a lifetime. However, energy itself is perpetual because energy is not real... Read >
Author: Ashish10th August 2009
If you decide to ‘go green’ and were looking for several green living ideas you came to the right address. Below you can find some great green living ideas.
• One of the green living ideas has to do with transportation. Because we pump a lot of CO2... Read >
Author: Mel C24th July 2009
The temperature of our world is increasing day by day and most of the environmentalists are trying their best to alert about it through various means. IT companies are of great help as they are passing the latest information on global warming to each and ... Read >
Author: Ruby Harrison15th June 2009
Many are the lies that have been told to you concerning nuclear power.
As we say in Italian: “Lies have short legs” meaning that they cannot go far away, this is exactly the case of all the lies spread out in the past 20 years or so about nuclear pow... Read >
Author: Sam Deias23rd April 2009
I am not alone in suffering from arthritis. While driving, each time I changed gear I was jolted with pain. My wrist throbbed and ached. Even the shortest journey was agony. So my solution was to get a passenger to push and pull the gear lever while I foc... Read >
Author: brod18th April 2009
Action is needed now! Consider have you got a blank stare? Don't know what to do! Then let's wake up! Hit them hard now.If less then 50% of people vote, because of displeasure of not being represented properly.What gives a minority the right to impose the... Read >
Author: CMAenergy16th April 2009
Looking for ways to reduce your electricity bill? There is a way out. The electricity that we receive at our homes is produced from fossil fuels its levels are depleting rapidly. With the shortage of such resources from where electricity is produced, it i... Read >
Author: Ashish16th April 2009
DIY wind power or do it yourself wind power is the most effective form of harnessing wind energy. In the present times of increased electricity usage, you need such methods to make sure that you can save some money on electricity. More than saving money, ... Read >
Author: Ashish15th April 2009
Economic problems are affecting people in the UK in numerous ways, not least in the employment market.
The current financial climate is estimated to last another few years and during this time the country's job centres are set to bulge as people look ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane15th April 2009
The UK’s nuclear industry provides around 22% of the country’s electricity. Currently this sector employs around 50, 000 people, increasing demand will be put on the nuclear industry to satisfy growing energy demands, as well as to diversify the sourc... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd March 2009
Electricity can be made in a number of ways. Each method involves the use of a turbine to spin and convert kinetic energy into electricity. The three important ways in creating electricity are sun, wind and water. Water is a source of energy. The flow of ... Read >
Author: Nisha 22nd March 2009
To many people, the differences between "alternative energy," "renewable energy," and "clean energy," might not be obvious. But each term is unique and has its own individual definition. These three terms are not all exactly the same.
Alternative Ene... Read >
20th March 2009
Electricity can be made in a number of ways. Each method involves the use of a turbine to spin and convert kinetic energy into electricity. The three important ways in creating electricity are sun, wind and water. Water is a source of energy. The flow of ... Read >
Author: Nisha 20th March 2009
Electricity can be made in a number of ways. Each method involves the use of a turbine to spin and convert kinetic energy into electricity. The three important ways in creating electricity are sun, wind and water. Water is a source of energy. The flow of ... Read >
Author: Nisha 10th March 2009
In the growing technical world, almost everyone must have to meet the technical communication and involve meeting the termini technical terms every now and then. Technical terms will make the team to communicate and interact easily and of course helps the... Read >
Author: onlinedictionaries03rd March 2009
Bottom line energy is alternative energy, end of story. Alternative energy is coming for all of us. Slowly, surely and thankfully, mankind is realizing several truths. First of all, they are realizing that coal is not going to last forever, that it is bad... Read >
Author: nunew02nd March 2009
Windmills were once a vital part of the agricultural industry, they harnessed the power of the wind and turned this power into a means of pumping water and grinding grain. Today windmills are more commonly known for their ability to generate electricity q... Read >
Author: Jacqui Q01st December 2008
Earth 4 Energy has brought forth utilizing solar energy as an inexpensive and environmentally safe way to using electricity. To help you better understand what solar energy can do to help save the environment as well as help save you money on your electri... Read >
Author: Jacqui Q01st December 2008
Earth 4 Energy has brought forth utilizing solar energy as an inexpensive and environmentally safe way to using electricity. To help you better understand what solar energy can do to help save the environment as well as help save you money on your electri... Read >
Author: Avi Solutions21st October 2008
India has taken yet another step forward in changing its “developing nation” tag to one with a “developed nation”. This time the agenda is not to clean the Holy Ganges or pull in some roadways/railways/airways. The deal is big- it is the Nuclear D... Read >
Author: vibha babbar21st October 2008
India has taken yet another step forward in changing its “developing nation” tag to one with a “developed nation”. This time the agenda is not to clean the Holy Ganges or pull in some roadways/railways/airways. The deal is big- it is the Nuclear D... Read >
Author: vibha babbar15th October 2008
Black holes are probably the most fascinating (theoretical) things in astronomy. Such items, which scientists consider must exist, would account for the spin charge of our galaxy, which cannot be explained by the joint bulk of the visible stars. Neverthel... Read >
Author: Jeff Seward10th September 2008
Idaho is a state in the United State. It boarders six states. Idaho has a population of about 1.5 million people. It is a state that is well blessed with the natural resources and it has been nicknamed Gem State. The climate in Idaho is quite varied and... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji22nd August 2008
"Today's first round of negotiation achieves positive fruits," Wang said after co-chairing the negotiation with Sechin.
Energy cooperation plays an important role in the strategic cooperation between China and Russia, he said, noting the establish... Read >
Author: patty20th July 2007
It is true that nuclear energy may be classed as sustainable, renewable and does not pollute the atmosphere while it is providing energy.
But:-
Nuclear power stations produce radioactive waste which is a pollutant that can be harmful for centuries. F... Read >
Author: Theodora Cochrane25th May 2007
Just imagine a world with abundant energy, enabling you to live the good life forever... Isn't that what most of us crave? Nuclear energy is magic isn't it?
Nuclear energy has no greenhouse gas emissions. The latest technology has made it safe and we c... Read >
Author: Erik Leipoldt18th April 2007
Protecting the environment is one major task that needs the cooperation of all people living on earth. This cannot be done overnight. It takes time to solve environment related problems and raise public awareness on the effects of environmental degradatio... Read >
Author: Philip Nicosia13th December 2006
The proximity of the primeval nature and the developed infrastructure as well as maintenance of the cultural traditions make the basis of everyday life in Helsinki. Air and water are exceptionally clean here thanks to the fact that the city puts up lot... Read >
Author: Tanja K.03rd October 2006
In a report released by CapGemini titled "China Electricity Market Report 2006" the Chinese government seems to have underestimated the investment needed to meet consumption demands for the next decade. This under estimated and under funded energy situati... Read >
Author: Neil More17th July 2006
Sweden's Dependency on Nuclear Energy
At first glance, we bought the same anti-nuclear propaganda the rest of the world's media swallowed. In other words, we were misled into believing Sweden was phasing out its nuclear power plants. Perhaps, you had a... Read >
Author: James Finch08th July 2006
We talked with Jim Rogers, legendary commodities trader, who picked the bottom of the commodities bull market in 1999. Bestselling author, biker capitalist and widely followed, Jim Rogers talks about what he's now investing in.
StockInterview: In an i... Read >
Author: James Finch05th July 2006
Whatever gravity the poseur portrayed during his supercilious narration, and in his deep-thinking (but awkward) poses, Gore nullified these moments with clumsy flashbacks to the 2000 presidential campaign. (Well, Gore reportedly did a lot of drugs in coll... Read >
Author: James Finch21st May 2006
While a growing number of countries have announced their civilian nuclear energy ambitions over the past twelve months, no other country is likely to have more of a psychological impact on the nuclear energy picture than Saudi Arabia. We believe the Kingd... Read >
Author: James Finch21st May 2006
Given all the talk about energy concerns, few mention nuclear power as an alternative. It already provides a chunk of our energy needs, though most do not realize this fact.
Surprise! Nuclear Plants Are All Around You
Nuclear energy is one of those... Read >
Author: Richard Monk20th April 2006
Summary: Sprott Asset Management uranium expert Kevin Bambrough talked with us about the "second leg" of the current uranium bull market. Bambrough names his favorite uranium companies, where he believes there is still room for growth.
StockInterview: ... Read >
Author: James Finch16th April 2006
Nuclear energy got another editorial boost by Steve Forbes, editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine in its February 27th edition. "Political rhetoric aside, the only real alternative to oil is nuclear power," wrote Forbes in his "Fact and Comment" section. A p... Read >
Author: James Finch16th April 2006
StockInterview: How do you feel about uranium, which fuels nuclear reactors and generates electricity, and the uranium bull market for stocks that we're in right now?
J-F Tardif: We are very bullish. We're extremely bullish on uranium as a firm, not on... Read >
Author: James Finch09th April 2006
Interviewer:
Before we talk about the potential of uranium shortages and the steep price rise in that energy source, could you explain how you got started with this idea, and what is the philosophy behind Strathmore's acquisition program of uranium prope... Read >
Author: James Finch09th April 2006
Eric Sprott may be Canada's answer to Warren Buffet. He's got the Midas Touch and currently manages more than $3 billion. We talk to Eric Sprott about uranium and why he is bullish on nuclear energy.
Interviewer:
Uranium had been inching higher from... Read >
Author: James Finch09th February 2006
Ten Tips from Sprott Asset Management
Now that the uranium bull market has gone to a new level, a number of exploration stocks made spectacular percentage gains after the International Investment Conference held in San Francisco in late November 2005... Read >
Author: James Finch
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