There is growing scientific evidence that the continued emission of greenhouse gases will eventually lead to catastrophic irreversible climate change and that, therefore, a global effort needs to be started to transition to a fully renewable economy. In this article, the engineering challenges of converting to emission-free power generation are reviewed and the feasibility of two proposed solutions, i.e. the ‘wind–water–solar’ and the ‘energy ship’ proposals, are discussed. It is concluded that a well-conceived and executed engineering effort needs to be initiated and guided by a Global Engineering Council for the purpose of examining and ranking various proposals and making specific recommendations
This article revisits a number of familiar debates about climate change mitigation yet draws some un...
The world is rapidly becoming a global village due to the daily increase in energy demand by the ent...
The worldwide emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and greenhouse gases (GHGs) are driving anthropogeni...
Policymakers seeking to combat climate change often encourage consumers and businesses to take indiv...
This article investigates the long-term global energy technology diffusion patterns required to reac...
Despite the fossil fuel fired power generatingplants being the major producers of greenhouse gases, ...
Abstract The need for mankind to make the transition from a global civilisation powered by fossil fu...
A climate crisis is upon us. Human-caused global warming is already changing our planet\u27s climate...
Predictions made by climate researchers are highly worrisome and demand rapid action to avoid the th...
One of the most current and widely discussed factors that could lead to the ultimate end of man's ex...
Climate change is the most pressing issue facing the world today. With the five warmest years on rec...
AbstractThe rapid increase in anthropogenic greenhouse gas concentrations in the last several decade...
Climate change has influenced many sectors whereas energy sector is a crucial aspect uniquely interr...
Most official energy forecasts regard major energy efficiency improvements as a key means of reducin...
Consensus exists that further environmental pollution and climate change could be prevented if energ...
This article revisits a number of familiar debates about climate change mitigation yet draws some un...
The world is rapidly becoming a global village due to the daily increase in energy demand by the ent...
The worldwide emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and greenhouse gases (GHGs) are driving anthropogeni...
Policymakers seeking to combat climate change often encourage consumers and businesses to take indiv...
This article investigates the long-term global energy technology diffusion patterns required to reac...
Despite the fossil fuel fired power generatingplants being the major producers of greenhouse gases, ...
Abstract The need for mankind to make the transition from a global civilisation powered by fossil fu...
A climate crisis is upon us. Human-caused global warming is already changing our planet\u27s climate...
Predictions made by climate researchers are highly worrisome and demand rapid action to avoid the th...
One of the most current and widely discussed factors that could lead to the ultimate end of man's ex...
Climate change is the most pressing issue facing the world today. With the five warmest years on rec...
AbstractThe rapid increase in anthropogenic greenhouse gas concentrations in the last several decade...
Climate change has influenced many sectors whereas energy sector is a crucial aspect uniquely interr...
Most official energy forecasts regard major energy efficiency improvements as a key means of reducin...
Consensus exists that further environmental pollution and climate change could be prevented if energ...
This article revisits a number of familiar debates about climate change mitigation yet draws some un...
The world is rapidly becoming a global village due to the daily increase in energy demand by the ent...
The worldwide emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and greenhouse gases (GHGs) are driving anthropogeni...