Home Middle Column James Lovelock concedes: 'A lot of investment in green technology has been... Middle Column James Lovelock concedes: ‘A lot of investment in green technology has been a giant scam, if well intentioned’ By Marc Morano - April 15, 2014 217 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg http://www.nature.com/news/james-lovelock-reflects-on-gaia-s-legacy-1.15017?WT.mc_id=TWT_NatureNews Tagsconsensus busterearthquakeenergylovelocknuclearsolarwind Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleJames Lovelock calls Fukushima nuclear incident ‘a joke’: ‘How many are known to have been killed by the nuclear accident? None.’ – Dismisses fears about Chernobyl: ‘There has been no measurable increase in deaths across Eastern Europe’Next articleNY Times Pushes ‘Climate Change’ Activism on Front Page Two Days in a Row, Blames GOP Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Column: Enthusiastic Idiocy vs. Infrastructure Optimization – Two Strategies for an Energy Transition Climate411 The COP26 model, the one built around a future temperature, is going nowhere, as was proven these past few weeks. Neither enthusiasm nor perceived... Read more Public ClimateBall Climate411 Although a game played on a relatively tiny stage, ClimateBall™ points to fundamental processes, which across the vastly larger global public stage and involving... Read more Aussie Bushfire Madness: Fuel Load Not an Issue, All Climate Change Climate411 Reducing available fuel seems and obvious strategy for fire risk management. But according to the CSIRO, the real culprit is climate change. Read more
