Not energy, but fascinating sustainability:
¶ Sustainable fish farming can provide some answers on how to feed ourselves in the future. [International Business Times]
Science and Technology:
¶ A seminar discussing the importance of windpower included a range of very interesting views from different science professors, supporting wind for different reasons. [RU Daily Targum]
World:
¶ The WWF has issued a report finding that the EU can and must meet 35% of its heating and 65% of its electricity needs with renewable energy by 2030 in order to be powered 100% by renewables in 2050. [solarserver.com]
¶ A draft report from a panel of the Japanese Nuclear Regulation Authority says portions of major geological faults running under the Higashidori nuclear plant are probably active. [The Japan Times]
¶ After a halt of nearly two years to review safety after the Fukushima Disaster, a new nuclear plant is online in China. [United Press International, Asia]
US:
¶ Microsoft has pledged to be carbon-neutral by the end of 2013. The head of the program making the change is speaking about it. [Helena Independent Record]
¶ Work is going on building new reactors at the Vogtle nuclear plant in Georgia, but it is not a nuclear renaissance. [Atlanta Journal Constitution]
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