September 6 Energy News
Opinion:
¶ “Turn California’s dead trees into electricity” • California’s drought and invasive beetles have killed millions of trees, now fuel for wildfires. While everyone seems to agree that removal is the answer, we need to help support the infrastructure to remove and process it. Biomass power plants provide an opportunity. [San Francisco Chronicle]
California’s dying forests.
Photo: Max Whittaker / Prime, Special To The Chronicle.
¶ “Time to stop pretending that gas is a climate solution” • A push to boost Australian gas supply and lift state gas bans is a worrying move that will send the mercury rising to dangerous levels, condemn local communities to undrinkable water and wrecked farmland, ruin a transition to a 100% renewable energy future. [Huffington Post]
Science and Technology:
¶ Global warming is making the oceans sicker than ever before, spreading disease among animals and humans and threatening food…
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