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energy taxes, integration of economics, physics and philosophy

Recent Comments by Elliot Taubman

• "There is a future for natural gas if Carbon Capture, hydrogen from natural gas, and/or natural gas as a feedstock are cost-competitive and work. Legis"
  The Future of the Natural Gas Industry
• "Attended the natural gas webinar. Agree with the panelists that there is a future for natural gas if Carbon Capture, hydrogen from natural gas and/or "
  The Future of the Natural Gas Industry
• "Suggest we first discuss an option to have a combined French-Finish solution: Finland has a deep granite hole in its north slope near the Ocean where "
  Why Biden Should Designate a Nuclear Waste Negotiator
• "Suggest we first discuss an option to have a combined French-Finish solution: Finland has a deep granite hole in its north slope near the Ocean where"
  Why Biden Should Designate a Nuclear Waste Negotiator
• "Having been involved in the offshore wind project off Block Island, which is the first working offshore wind project in the United States, I thinkl th"
  Realizing the Promise of Offshore Wind
• "Very few people believe in "renewables only" at least before 2050. A diverse energy system helps, but unless the full marginal costs of each option i"
  The Need for a Diverse Approach to Energy
• "The solution is some combination of the French and Finnish solutions> In France they have had secure reprocessing for many years (outlined in Scein"
  Can Nuclear Power Rise From The Chaos In Washington?
• "Jane Twitmeyer makes an interesting case, but she underestimates the benefit of solar for peak power. In much of the USA the maximum insolation is con"
  Do We Have The Raw Materials For The World To Become 80% Renewable By 2050?
• "Having been in Legal Services for 11 years, including founding the Energy Project at the National Consumer Law Center, and also having been Assistant "
  The NY REV: Utility Engagement with Low-Income Communities
• "Why not experimental drilling restricted to natural gas? As is generally accepted, as a bridge fuel to"
  Drilling in the Arctic