I want to do my Bachelor's thesis in the field of Sustainability and Renewable Energy in an economical perspective (e.g. how to apply it in our society without given up something) . But how to start?

Howdy,

I'm a fan of renewable energy and protecting the environment by use of solar, wind, and hydro power. Which republican candidate that is still in the running supports this idea the most?

Thanks!

I was wondering how much money does the world as a total spends on renewable energy?

What do you think are the most important advantages and most import disadvantages that will determine the future role of renewable energy.

What is your opinion on renewable energy and could you list some advantages and disadvantages? Also, do you think this is a good source of energy for the future of Australia?

A unique and effective platform for the popularization of Non Renewable Sources of Energy (NRSE) ,
the Renewable Energy Park (REP) scheme was initiated in 1994-95 with a view to create awareness,
provide publicity and enable rural and urban groups to explore NRSE systems and devices.

predict what kind of changes will we have in lifestyle due to the newer technologies of renewable energy

Ok,
Were learning about renewable energy in high school, and were now talking about wind energy and turbines and generators and so on and so forth.
Well I was wondering, If you have a small scale wind turbine (fully functional, a little larger than a desk fan) and you had it so that the electricity it made would make a fan (or another electrically powered wind source) turn. If you put that fan in front of the turbine, could it be like never ending?
Or would the generator in the turbine not produce enough electricity to run the fan?

What are the best website for someone to learn more about renewable energy?. What renewable energy website do you think is ideal?

Do you like http://www.renewableenergyworld.com and http://renewable-energy-tips.com

What is its purpose? How do you get biomass renewable energy?

McCain consistently has voted consistently against government support of solar, wind, geothermal, bioenergy, ocean and any other clean energy, with the exception of being strongly for nuclear power.

McCain believes that clean energy like solar and wind are ineffective against climate change. McCain has many times expressed his sincere belief that only nuclear power can reduce greenhouse gases.

McCain refuses to support any carbon cap and trade legislation unless it contains massive nuclear subsidies - more than any other senators are willing to support.

On environmental legislation, McCain voted with James 'Oil Man Global Warming is a Hoax' Inhofe 42 out of 44 times, and with Barbara Boxer (most environmentally conscious senator) 1 out of 50 times.

http://www.matternetwork.com/2008/9/mccains-50-votes-against-clean.cfm

McCain has also missed 8 straight votes on extending the renewable energy tax credit, and would have voted against it had he attended.

http://climateprogress.org/2008/09/20/the-greenwasher-from-arizona-has-a-record-as-dirty-as-the-denier-from-oklahoma/

How can we believe that McCain is concerned about the environment as he claims:

"I have a long record of that support of alternate energy. I come from a state where we have sunshine 360 days a year…. I’ve always been for all of those and I have not missed any crucial vote."

When his voting record is exactly the opposite of his claims? Do you buy into McCain's claim that he cares about the environment? Why or why not?

I am writing an article about renewable energy in the middle east and I would like to find out Iran's renewable energy target for the next years. It is usually expressed as a percentage of the total energy production by a given year (usually 2020).

Thanks!

I have Engineering and MBA degrees and am trying to find a good Masters/ PhD renewable energy management program (not hardcore engineering). I am considering developed countries e.g., Scandinavia, Europe, Singapore, Canada, UK, Australia or the US.

I live in Texas and am looking for a new energy provider. I was looking through the options and it can be filtered by "renewable energy content" ranging from 2% to 100%. What do I want here? I don't know what it means.
So do I want one that is 100%? Or less? Or the least?

I am planning to write an essay for history day, and I need one important figure in history that has made an impact. Since my topic in English is Renewable energy, I also need to have someone relate to that for history day.

Basically I'm asking is if there is anyone important associated with renewable history in any way. I couldn't find anyone myself.

I'm making a poster about renewable energy and I would like to know what you guys would like to see in a poster about this subject. Any ideas would be great Thanks!
and 10 points will go to the best answer

I really want to know people's opinion in relationship to the leadership role the US plays with renewable energy, even though in my opinion currently they are not playing a leadership role as the biggest consumer are in Europe and bigger producer of solar panels is China, not too sure about the biggest producer of wind turbines.

Why shouldn't we use renewable energy? What are the disadvantages?

I am doing student congress in debate class and i'm arguing on whether or nto to spend 4 billion dolalrs investing on renewable energy, which is goign to be enacted december 10th 2010 (this year). What do you tihnk? would this be a good idea??

THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR OPINIONS!!

I keep seeing articles saying we have to go to renewable energy sourses and soon. What options do we have. Hydro power is being used and has nearly reachedits limit. Wind power so far has not proven it's worth. It takes a huge number of wind turbines to even begin to make a dent in consumption of fossil fuels. The same with solar power. It would take a vast amount of solar cell panels just to power one factory. Bio fuels such as Bio diesel and alcohal use up a vast amount of crop land that will soon be needed to feed the growing population. Hydrogen has potential but so far it takes more energy to produce it than the energy it provides. Fusion nucular may be the best answer in the long run if it ever becomes possible to build fusion reactors that donot take outside energy to run them. Fision reactors create a vast amount of dangerous wste that will last far too long. Any one know of any alternative that can bee viable?
Thanks to you all for answering so far. There are ideas there that I have not explored very well so I will get at reading and see how they fit in. I know many things have to be done and I do hope it happens soon. Neucular for the time baing seems the only way out until something better comes along later. Thanks

i am doing a debate TOMORROW and this is the topic:
that the australian government should invest more money in renewable energy.
i need suggestions now.
i forgot to add that im NEGATIVE

I'm doing some engineering coursework and I've got an essay but not sure how I would go about doing it? I'm right out of ideas on this one :|

I've got to write about the 'Social and moral implications of the continuing development of renewable energy. Include EEC and world targets. Predict changes in life style the technologies will make'

Any ideas?

Thanks

which do you thik will be most commercially viable form of renewable energy

ITT was disappointing to me because they focused a lot on robotics when I attended there. I want to find a school which has done a lot of investigating, and has achieved more in the areas of renewable energy through electronic engineering. If you know a way I can get this information easily and obtain a list of schools that will lead me in that direction, I will be very appreciative.