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Looming energy crisis requires new 'Manhattan Project': US scientists
Posted on Saturday, June 17, 2006 @ 21:44:30 UTC by vlad

General The United States urgently needs an effort similar to the Manhattan Project or NASA's moon mission to confront a looming energy crisis, scientists said at a high-level energy conference here.

Soaring global demand for energy and rapid depletion of resources need to be addressed by a long-term government-led project similar to the World War II-era effort to develop an atomic bomb, University of Southern California scientist Anupam Madhukar said at the annual National Energy Symposium on Thursday.


"A sense of urgency is needed like the Manhattan Project or sending a man to the moon," Madhukar said.

But the scientists spoke of the difficulty of a paradigm shift in the way the United States addresses its energy needs to fend off an energy crisis on the order of the 1970s, scientists and politicians at the symposium said.

They agreed that it would take 50 years to shift energy consumption policies in a more sustainable direction, pointing at how, for most of the 1800s, the United States relied on wood for its energy needs.

After forests were depleted, it took half a century for the country to make the shift to coal, and it will take just as long to shed what President George W. Bush has called "our addiction to oil," according to scientists.

"There has never been a year in history when we have used less energy than the year before, and it would be optimistic to think that we could reverse that trend," said Nathan Lewis, professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology.

The United States consumes one-fourth of the world's energy. China, India, Germany, Japan and Bangladesh have a combined population of 2.9 billion, and together consume less energy than the United States, with a population of 290 million.

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We need a Brooklyn Project, not another Manhattan Project! (Score: 1)
by Overtone on Monday, June 19, 2006 @ 09:24:52 UTC
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The release of frozen methane due to the surprisingly rapid melting of arctic permafrost is still a largely unrecognized looming cataclysm. Life on earth almost disappeared 251 million years ago, and again 55 million years ago, apparently due to massive releases of methane. A runaway, unstoppable, chain reaction was evidently caused by a temperature rise of 10.8 degrees Fahrenheit (6 degrees Celsius).

Based on the largest study of Global Warming to date, coordinated by scientists at Oxford University, without radically new technology that temperature rise could occur as early as 2050. Continuing to burn fossil fuels could now eliminate human, and most other, life on earth in less than 50 years!

Breakthrough technologies to replace fossil fuels are pregnant in a number of laboratories throughout the world. However, since they reflect new, not yet generally accepted, science, such work is extremely poorly funded. If this changes rapidly, a few sound emerging technologies are likely to rapidly trigger a huge economic boom.

The Manhattan Project was secret, centralized in a few places, and run from the top down by the government. What we need is to imagine a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, and create what might be better called The Brooklyn Project. Such a program would encourage experiments and enterprise everywhere on the planet. (See BRIDGEWALK in the Special Section of this site, or on the magneticpowerinc.com website).

It is urgent that funds very rapidly encourage exploration of all promising, revolutionary, new technologies that might supersede fossil fuels fast enough to matter. Crossing the bridge to The Brooklyn Project would seem an important way to insure the survival of our children and grandchildren.

Mark Goldes
Magnetic Power Inc.



 

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