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Ways to Cut Oil Dependency Now |
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Written by robert_syputa
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Tuesday, 05 August 2008 |
Some Ways to Cut Oil Dependency and Help Reduce Gas Prices Now
During the heat of the political debate about what government should do to help reduce dependence on oil and help to lower the impact of swiftly rising gas and heating oil prices, many measures have been suggested, These include opening up the strategic oil reserves, allowing increased exploration and drilling offshore, setting new rules against oil futures speculation, and cutting taxes on gasoline. Experts and common sense say that none of these will have much impact and can widen government deficits which, in turn, causes weakening of the dollar and thus higher cost of imported oil. Many suggested measures just keep us in the hamster cage spinning round and round. The truth is that demand from rapidly rising middle class consuming class in China, India and other emerging regions has and will continue to sharply increase long term demand. This makes the limited or short term measures desperately being sought merely band-aides for a systemic wound in the economic fabric.
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MIT researchers use Plant Energy Storage System for solar Storage Innovation |
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Written by robert_syputa
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 |
Electronic Design, Strategy, News (EDN) article points to MIT breakthrough for energy storage and hydrogen gas conversion. Researchers say that this is a simple, easy to implement and efficient breakthrough that is needed to store the energy created by solar, wind, and other alternative energy sources (comment: ocean power is a huge powtential contributor).
Wireless suppliers and operators are increasingly harnessing photo-voltaic cells and wind alternative energy sources but face the problem of providing night time power. Some have turned increasingly to the use of fule-cells. This breakthrough may result in wider spread use of the combined use of alternative energy sources coupled with hydrogen fuel cells. While still at a development stage, it becomes part of the vision of Green4G. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 03 August 2008 )
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USPTO "has demonstrated that telework is a business strategy..." |
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Written by robert_syputa
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Tuesday, 06 November 2007 |
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USPTO DEPUTY DIRECTOR PETERLIN TESTIFIES AT
HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARING ON TELEWORK
Agency Continues Record of Success as Leader in Federal Government Telework Efforts
Washington, DC -
Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Deputy
Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
Margaret J.A. Peterlin testified today before the House of
Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform in a
hearing entitled "Telework: Breaking New Ground." The USPTO has long
been recognized as a pioneer in the area of telework for its innovative
and flexible programs.
"The USPTO has demonstrated
that telework is a business strategy that benefits our employees, our
agency and the American economy. Our experience shows telework programs
result in greater employee productivity, higher levels of sustained
performance, reduced traffic congestion and air pollution, and reduced
real estate costs," Deputy Under Secretary Peterlin explained. "Our
motivated, high-performing employees have shown they can perform their
responsibilities regardless of physical location."
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