Copyright D Deighton 2005
- After 150 years the World is coasting to the top of an oil curve but the view over the top is still obscured and we cannot see how steep the rest of the roller-coaster ride is -whether the steepness of the useful energy curve will cause the car to come off the rails, or if we have the knowledge and skills to manage the transformational change required in societies and organisations to stay on them. The aim of this blog is to bring together the knowledge and skills that will enable this tranformation. Your constructive comments are vital and welcome
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- RT @dpcarrington: ICYM by me: #Germany's #renewable #energy revolution leaves UK in the shade gu.com/p/38xba/tw #solar #nuclear 51 minutes ago
- RT @GreenSourceNews: volcanoes could soon B supplying UK w/ electricity after Governments agree deal bit.ly/Ku39kO #energy @lizmale 1 hour ago
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