Okay, here's what I read; Bill Gates has very little involvement with Microsoft these days and is slowly dumping all of his MS shares quietly, and reinvesting his money into renewable energy stocks like wind and solar power. Is this really true that he realises Microsoft is under the knife to the likes of Google and Apple and he knows it so he's doing this? Just curious.

What are some good thesis statements for supporting renewable energy?

I need to start thinking about colleges and majors in order to send out applications this fall, and I'm highly interested in renewable energy. I always thought Environmental Engineering would be the right choice, but it seems as though that has mainly to do with water and air treatment... What should I study?

I have a passion for renewable energy and would like a career in the field in the future, but what degree should i do to get a job in the industry?

what is your view on renewable energy?? is it good or bad?? Can you help me get many points of view on renewable energy??
then leave a comment please!

I want to create renewable energy product that are extremely efficient and are affordable to any level of social class, I also want to create more efficient air purifiers to clean up and keep clean our environment. Then I want to produce enough energy to have a energy company to use only renewable energy, and be bigger then even GE.

I would like to know if decreasing the price of renewable energy would increase people to bye it?
and if your know a site that shows some statistics on the prices of renewable energy in new york state.

I am interested in the renewable energy, green field, etc. And i want to know if there are some universities offering these kind of online courses.

What and how are renewable energy used for? Uses such as green cars, lighting and heating. Pleease help me by explaining in detail how and why it works.

Alright, we cannot drill, we cannot have nuclear power.

I wish I could take a leak into my car and make it run, but the technology is not there right now.
How long before we can make semi-trucks and airplanes that can run on renewable energy?

I've seen these vehicles with 30 batteries on them, but they can hold no more than a suitcase (if they have a trunk at all) and the waste from the batteries is more toxic than gasoline emissions. By they way, they cannot run at freeway speeds.

I need to write a 6 page minimum research paper, arguing why converting to renewable energy is better for our future. I don't know where to begin. I don't know anything about this topic. Anyone have any ideas or resources that will help?

Hi I would like to work on building science like install panel solars,wind and you know building science also I want to star a business sell products of renewable energy like solar panels,wind,hydro,etc.

So which career can fit in those jobs? thanks

I want to work on renewable energy specifically building science and renewable energy stores like sell solar VP.solar thermal,hydro,batteries,pumps,etc... but in building science I have to install those products so what should I study,which career fit better?

What is the most practical renewable energy that should be exploited by the United States, considering the availability of the source and the ability of the states to use the energy?

*It can also mean the kind of renewable energy that is most seriously being developed.

I need to find a graph or date showing how much renewable energy the states of Australia uses, for example Darwin - 38%

Please help, been looking for ages

what type of renewable energy is Wind Power?

I was wondering how one can get into a profession which has to do with renewable energy. Are there courses offered?

Why some americans oppose to the same block of issues. I observed entire internet Macro Networks on the internet, chain of radio stations, some mayor tv corporations that opose systematically to Renewable Energy, Immigration Reform, Global Warming, Health Care for Everybody and the theory of 'The Expanding Earth'.

I'm doing a project for school and need to know why we have a cap on renewable energy, is it because it's unreliable, or is it because the technology isn't there yet?

I want to major in a field that will pretty much guarantee me a research and development job in wind energy. I am not interested in any other forms of alternative energy, so a general renewable energy bachelor's won't do. Any help?

I'm 22 and I need to do something with my life. The salaries of the two careers are around the same, but I want a job that will last. Renewable energy is suppose to be big in the future, but I'm sure how many jobs will be available. Any suggestions?

Geothermal energy is often the great hope of renewable energy as it can be continuously and reliably produced 24/7. While it it has the best potential, it is very limited geographically. The best geothermal resources are in Alaska and California, and the best potential resources are west of the Rockies. How do we overcome the geographic limitations of geothermal energy?

When did we first really discover renewable energy?