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Anna Goldstein: Bridging the Gap Between Scientists and Policymakers
Newsletter Article, Belfer Center Newsletter
By Stephanie Wheeler and Anna P. Goldstein, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group
Anna Goldstein is, at the moment, a scientist standing at a crossroad. Since her PhD from University of California, Berkeley is in chemistry, one might imagine Goldstein working in the lab. Instead, shes at the Belfer Center researching the policy side of technology.
January 2016
The Cost of Reprocessing in China
By Matthew Bunn, Professor of Practice; Co-Principal Investigator, Project on Managing the Atom, Hui Zhang, Senior Research Associate, Project on Managing the Atom and Li Kang
Faced with the twin pressures of a still-quickly growing economy and unprecedented smog from coal-fired plants, China is racing to expand its fleet of nuclear power plants. As it does so, Beijing is considering making large capital investments in facilities to reprocess spent nuclear fuel and recycle the resulting plutonium in fast neutron reactors that breed more plutonium. This report outlines the enormous costs China would likely face if it decides to build large-scale plants for reprocessing plutonium from spent nuclear fuel and recycling the plutonium in fast neutron reactors.
January 2016
COP-21 & The Pathway to Paris
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Climate change is a global problem that will require global solutions. Harvard Kennedy School expects to be a part of the solution through the development of academically rigorous research and ideas, and by engaging policymakers, non-governmental actors, practitioners, scholars, and others from around the world.
December 2015
"Making Technological Innovation Work for Sustainable Development"
By Laura Diaz Anadon, Assistant Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School; Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Gabe Chan, Former Research Fellow, Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group, 20122015, Alicia Harley, Kira Matus, Suerie Moon, Sharmila L. Murthy and William C. Clark, Harvey Brooks Professor of International Science, Public Policy, and Human Development; Co-director, Sustainability Science Program; Faculty Chair, ENRP
Sustainable development requires harnessing technological innovation to improve human well-being in current and future generations. However, poor, marginalized, and unborn populations too often lack the economic or political power to shape innovation processes to meet their needs. Issues arise at all stages of innovation, from invention of a technology through its selection, production, adaptation, adoption, and retirement.
December 30, 2015
"The GCC states face their biggest challenge ever"
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By Rami Khouri, Senior Fellow, Middle East Initiative
"Keep your eyes on the oil-fueled Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Arab states in the year ahead, because they are just starting to experience a genuinely novel, almost existential, challenge that will test the quality of their statehood and national integrity as these have never been tested before. The issue that sparks this historic reckoning of statehood and citizenship in the GCC is not Irans nuclear future, the fate of Islamic State, nor the wasteful war in Yemen. It is the sudden array of sharp fiscal adjustment measures that most GCC states have announced in the past three weeks..."
The EU Regulatory State, Commission Leadership and External Energy Governance
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By Andreas Goldthau, Associate, The Geopolitics of Energy Project
The chapter discusses the EU as an actor in global energy, and shows that the EU short of a strong set of policy tools relies more than other players on exporting its own rules. It explores the areas in which the Commission is capable of exerting (regulatory) external power in the energy sector and assesses the Commission's actions with regards to the challenges facing the EU along the energy value chain: upstream, midstream and downstream.
December 22, 2015
Sino-Russian energy relations reversed: a new little brother
Op-Ed, Open Democracy
By Morena Skalamera, Associate, Geopolitics of Energy Project
In the year since Russia and China signed a landmark $400bn natural gas pact in May 2014, rapid developments in the energy sector and the geopolitical situation offer a chance to re-examine the deal. Indeed, the aftermath of the pact saw a return to a world of cheaper oila situation driven by a number of factors outside of Russias control. The buffeting winds of broadbrush western sanctions have deepened the uncertain fiscal outlook for Russias hydrocarbon-driven economy, calling its financial resilience into question.
December 17, 2015
"The Experts on Nuclear Power and Climate Change"
Op-Ed, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
By Hui Zhang, Senior Research Associate, Project on Managing the Atom
"Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed at the global climate change conference in Paris that China pledged to achieve peak carbon dioxide emissions by around 2030, and to get around 20 percent of its primary energy from non-fossil sources by 2030. In 2014, Chinas non-fossil energy consumption accounted for 11.2 percent of total energy usehydro power was 8 percent, nuclear power was about 1 percent, and non-hydro renewable energy was around 2 percentwhich is very close to the target of 11.4 percent set for 2015. Still, coal supplied the majority (66 percent) of China's total energy consumption in 2014, and oil accounted for about 18 percent of the energy mix. Natural gas, at 5 percent, still accounted for a relatively small share. To double the share of non-fossil sources by 2030, what role can nuclear power play?"
December 15, 2015
2016-2017 Harvard Nuclear Policy Fellowships
By Josh Anderson, Coordinator, Project on Managing the Atom
The Project on Managing the Atom offers fellowships for pre-doctoral, post-doctoral, and mid-career researchers for one year, with a possibility for renewal, in the stimulating environment of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School. The online application for 2016-2017 fellowships opened December 15, 2015, and the application deadline is January 15, 2016. Recommendation letters are due by February 1, 2016.
December 10, 2015
"On Climate, Developing Countries Need More Than Betting Billions on Clean Energy Breakthroughs"
Op-Ed, Conversation
By Ambuj D. Sagar, Visiting Scholar, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program
"What's missing from the technology discussions in the climate arena is a focus on a much more important and urgent issue: how to ensure that cleaner energy technologies available today are deployed quickly and at scale in developing countries. Moving their energy systems on a lower-carbon trajectory in the short term is critical because these countries need more energy to fuel their economies and are rapidly growing their energy infrastructure."


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Who is Joseph Fulce?
That's probably what a lot of MU fans are asking themselves right now, not long after learning that Iman Shumpert chose the Ramblin' Wreck of Georgia Tech instead of the Golden Eagles.
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And yes, he is MU's newest commitment.
Fulce is playing this season at Tyler (Tex.) Junior College, and will have three years of eligibility left when he arrives at MU.
He originally committed to Texas A&M out of high school - where Williams was lead recruiting coordinator at the time under then-coach Billy Gillispie - but instead wound up enrolling at Massanutten Military Academy in Woodstock, Va. because of academic concerns.
Fulce averaged 12.5 points and 7.5 rebounds in helping lead Massanutten to a 20-9 record. He ultimately re-opened his recruitment and wound up signing in April of this year with the University of New Orleans, where Williams had just completed his first year as head coach.
He was released from his letter over the summer when Williams resigned in order to accept an assistant's position at MU, but clearly Williams kept an eye on Fulce despite his change in locale.
Fulce is the second Texas recruit in the past five days to commit to MU; on Sunday, Class of 2009 wing Erik Williams of Cypress Springs High School gave an oral commitment. Fulce is the second member of MU's 2008 class, joining guard Nick Williams of Mobile, Ala.
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The Golden Eagles are also awaiting word from 6-7 wing Jared Swopshire of IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. Swopshire visited MU over the weekend with Shumpert and Nick Williams, and is expected to choose between the Golden Eagles, Clemson and Louisville after making one final visit to Louisville this weekend.
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I don't have time to answer now, and I've not visited Serbia, but there is some beautiful and fascinating architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I've visited Sarajevo, Mostar and Travnik, all of which have Turkish buildings.
Two suggestions - get a copy of the Bradt guide to Bosnia & Herzegovina by Tim Clancy, it is very well written and informative. You will discover a lot reading this. And have a look at the BiH forum on www.tripadvisor.com There are several regular posters there who live in Sarajevo and other Bosnian towns who can give you good advice.
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I agree with julia_t's suggestion to consult the Bradt guide. On a trip to Sarajevo last year we saw many interesting buildings from the Ottoman period--several important mosques, the Svrzo House, the Morica Han (old 15th century inn) and enjoyed wandering in the Bascarsija, the old part of the city.
Pocitelj in Herzegovina would be another place to visit.
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In addition to julia-t's and Vttraveler's suggestions, there are several wonderful mosques and preserved houses in Mostar, all mentioned in the Bradt guide.
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And our friend in Sarajevo says that the Blagaj Tekke near Mostar is a beautiful spot. Unfortunately we missed it during our trip
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In Mostar you can stay in a Turkish House, now a National Monument...
It's the top-rated place to stay in Mostar according to Tripadvisor.
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"We are pleased that SoftNAS Cloud has joined the vCloud Air ISV Partner Program and has achieved VMware Ready® - VMware vCloud® Air status. SoftNAS is one of the first partners to complete certification and achieve this status. SoftNAS Cloud qualifies for the VMware Ready - vCloud Air logo, signifying to customers that it works seamlessly within VMware vCloud Air, and can be deployed in production with confidence," said Sanjay Katyal, vice president, Global Strategic Alliances & OEMs, VMware.
Additionally, SoftNAS is a member of the access tier of the vCloud Air ISV Partner Program and is listed on the VMware Solution Exchange.
Customers who want to extend workloads to the cloud can often fear the potential of losing control of their mission-critical data, which can have a catastrophic impact on day-to-day business operations.
"By using SoftNAS on vCloud Hybrid Service, enterprises can trust that their data remains secure and available when and where they need it," said Rick Braddy, CEO and founder of SoftNAS. "Many of the country's leading enterprises depend on SoftNAS to protect their data in the cloud because it is fast, reliable and easy to access and use."
The VMware Ready program is a co-branding benefit of the Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program that makes it easy for customers to identify partner products certified to work with VMware cloud infrastructure. Customers can use these products and solutions to lower project risks and realize cost savings over custom built solutions. With thousands of members worldwide, the VMware TAP program includes best-of-breed technology partners with the shared commitment to bring the best expertise and business solution for each unique customer need.
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Nope. Just tatefully arranged. :)
Now you need to figure out the arrangement.
You signed up just to tell us about your dinnerware?
What is this, HGTV? Are you hosting a dinner party? Is there going to be any real food, or is this one of those deals where all you have is tiny portions and I'm better off eating before I get there? Most important, is there an open bar?
Never mind, I'm not eating anything prepared by someone with 'bleach' in his username.
sounds like
he could use a nice bottle of chianti and some fava beans.... *sucks on bottom lip like Hannibal* :^0
Delectable pieces of chicken battered with spicy breading, and arranged inside eye catching bucket; with cartons allocated for mashy tates and biscuits.
excessively small shrimp and other seafood delectables arranged, or not, to suit the budget and need for speed of the cheap.
I think he was describing a "Thali"
that's a complete Indian meal served on a plate with separate depressions in the dish for different parts of the meal. Sometimes it's a platter with lots of little dishes.
Neil :)
Information supplied free of charge by NITS(tm) International Culinary Division because Man cannot have too much curry. even if it's only pictures.
I was wondering
As a steel plate, no matter how colorful and tastefully arranged, doesn't strike me as any sort of meal I'd want, with rice and bread or otherwise.
edit: And never invite an M for dinner.
I'll keep that in mind.
From here on out I only invite O's and S's.


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The two women who have each had 15 children taken into care: Thousands of women have multiple babies removed by the courts, research reveals
- More than 7,000 mothers had 22,000 children removed in last 7 years
- Family court records in England reveal the scale of the problem
- Half of mothers involved are under 25, with the youngest just 14
Thousands of women have had more than one child taken away from them by the courts, it emerged today.
In the last seven years more than 7,000 mothers were involved in repeat care cases - affecting more than 22,000 children.
Most of the cases involve abuse or neglect, often connected to alcohol and drugs. At least two have seen women have 15 children legally removed.
More than 7,000 mothers have had more than 22,000 children removed by the courts, new figures show
Campaigners warn the data shows that some women are trapped in a cycle of pregnancies and court appearances.
English court records show that 7,143 mothers were involved in repeat care cases - affecting 22,790 children in total.
The research, seen by the BBC, was carried out by Brunel and Manchester Universities and funded by the Nuffield Foundation.
It is thought to be the first time such data has been compiled from legal records.
Half the women involved were aged 24 or under at the time of the first care application, with the youngest being 14.
The lead author of the study, Dr Karen Broadhurst, of the University of Manchester, told the BBC that babies were often removed at birth or soon afterwards.
'We know that in 70 per cent of cases infants were subject to proceedings within the first year of their life, which obviously leaves the mother with very little time to turn her life around,' she said.
'We think there is an average of 17 months between the first time a mum appears in court with an infant and the second time she appears in court with another infant.
'It suggests to us there's a very short interval between pregnancies, which gives mums very little time to engage in their own rehab.'
Dr Broadhurst argued that the research demonstrated the need for family courts to change their approach, and focus on helping women change their behaviour.
'We also need to get better at ensuring those young parents can access the treatment that's recommended within the family court,' she added.
Theresa Winters, pictured during her 14th pregnancy
Theresa Winters was dubbed the 'baby machine' after having 14 children - all taken into care.
She once vowed to continue having babies until the courts allowed her to keep one.
But in February 2010 she pledged to stop reproducing to prove to social services that she can be trusted to look after her children, who were taken away over fears of neglect.
In November 2009 her 14th baby, a boy, was handed to a temporary guardian just a week after he was born.
She stormed out of the five-minute hearing in tears but has now said the ruling sparked her decision to get a contraceptive implant a week later.
Despite four children being diagnosed with disabilities, Ms Winters smoked throughout all her pregnancies.
One son died of rare brain condition Pheo Syndrome at 18 months old.
However, Ms Winters has slammed social services, claiming she and her partner Toney were 'treated like murderers' after the birth of their fourteenth child.
Four years ago she called an end to her pregnancies.
Ms Winters said: 'I've decided I'm not having any more. I've had an implant put in to stop me getting pregnant.
'I can't have kids for three years but I can have it taken out. It's not worth it, having your kids taken away from you.
'Ive been called every name under the sun and we want the end of it. I just want it all to lie and rest.'
Judges have long highlighted the danger that many mothers become stuck in a destructive cycle of pregnancies and care proceedings. Misuse of drink or drugs and abuse are common causes.
Nicholas Crichton, a recently retired family court judge, said: 'The work of the family courts for years has been removing the second, the third, the fourth child from the same mother. Not infrequently the sixth, the seventh, the eighth.
'In one case I've removed the 14th and I know two judges that have removed the 15th child from the same mother.'
Some councils have established centres to help pregnant women with drug or alcohol problems keep their babies.
Although the courses can be expensive to run, the cost to Town Halls of fostering children or placing them in residential care can run into several thousand pounds a week.
Salford Council in Greater Manchester runs a 'Strengthening Families Project' to help women who have had babies taken from them before.
Some councils have established projects to educate young mothers about the damaging impact of smoking, drinking and drug taking during pregnancy. The schemes are designed to help vulnerable women keep their children to avoid the trauma of sending young babies to foster families
One young woman, in her early 20s, whose two eldest children had been adopted as babies, said: 'It was just a mess. I had two children taken into care, though not of my own fault, through my past partner, my oldest little girl's dad. He battered her when she was three-and-a-half months old.'
She became pregnant again - and the new baby was taken away from the hospital very soon after birth by Salford Children's Services.
This decision left the young mum devastated and suffering from postnatal depression.
After becoming pregnant for the third time she attended the Strengthening Families project.
She said the nurses which run the scheme 'tell you straight and that is what people need'.
Another project, the Family Drug and Alcohol Court, was set up by Mr Crichton in central London has been running since 2008.
Last month the Nuffield Foundation found that it had helped 35 per cent of mothers become reunited with their children.
Mr Crichton said the country needed a host of projects like these to help parents break the cycle of court cases and pregnancy.
He said: 'The emotional cost to those families, and to their children, is immense but the financial cost to the taxpayer is immense as well and we really have to find a different way of dealing with these cases.'
Researchers highlighted a typical case of a young drug addict who lost her children:
The young mother was sexually abused as a teenager, to blot this out she started taking heroin at 14.
She was sofa surfing and living on the streets. At 16 she became pregnant and as soon as she had the baby, her boyfriend left her.
Living alone and without family support in raising the baby, her heroin use went up again and her neighbour reported her to social services who issued care proceedings.
Part way through the care proceedings, her first infant was now in foster care, she met a new boyfriend who promised to help her and she began to engage with drug services with his support.
However, when she realised that she had little chance of getting her first infant returned to her care, she fell back into heroin use.
She then found herself pregnant again and following the birth of the infant, the local authority issued care proceedings.
She had not been able to free herself from her addiction, and the second set of proceedings were issued so quickly, she couldn't argue with the local authority that her life had changed.
At this point she said she was suicidal, she described herself as a drug addict and now she had lost the thing that mattered to her most – her children.
She said to the interviewers she desperately wanted help and a different life – to be a normal Mum and live a normal life. At this point she was 20 years old.
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There are 5 comments on the Venice Gondolier story from Jun 19, 2010, titled City audits Pineapples. In it, Venice Gondolier reports that:
The saga continues for Tom Carney. True to its word, the city of Venice is auditing his new restaurant, Pineapples Island Grille.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Venice Gondolier.
#1 Jun 20, 2010
Are you kidding??? We need new businesses to thrive, and one that will employ 60+ people is fabulous! The color scheme of the building is beautiful and reflects the old world charm of Venice while being edgy a bit at the same time.
Don't drive business away, when we are noted as the part of Florida to retire to, business and entertainment are some of the reasons we got the high marks, don't discourage growth and enhancement.
Saint Petersburg, FL
#2 Aug 21, 2010
I drove by the other day and said "I HAVE to go there!" I think it looks great...it is not detracting from the "old world charm" of downtown. I work in Venice and live in Sarasota. Not ONCE I have looked at any of the plain stucco buildings and thought "I have to go there!". I have a bigger problem with the stores closing at 5pm. Not everyone is on vacation or retired. I'm young and want to spend my money. Don't drive the places that draw people in away....
Waterloo, Canada
#3 Oct 22, 2010
Love Pineapples! A great vibe and the times I have been there the place was jumping! Support our local businesses. With Pineapples there is no longer any reason to drive to sarasota for good music, food and dancing.
United States
#4 Dec 11, 2010
Wow,I didn't know at first what to think,my husband and I took our kids last saturday,and the food,atmosphere and workers was great!
United States
#5 Mar 14, 2011
What is the matter with the city bureaucrats. They love their little tower of power so much that they try to chase off the people who bring business to Venice. They are small, petty and so ignorant and arrogant, a bad combination. Pineapples is a great place. Too bad the politicians gave the owner a heart attack with all their idiocy
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Looking at the pictures below, you can see that this was one pretty nasty fire. Usually we get to find out the exact cause of the incident a few months later after the investigation is completed. In many cases, we find out later that it was the owner of the device who had either put the phone in a microwave because it fell in a toilet, or the owner decided to use unauthorized replacement parts.
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There are teams out there attempting to introduce agile practices into their environments that do not go all in. No matter how hard they try, they just never get there. This book breaks down 11 of the biggest issues teams like that have.
After an introduction to the book and the perspective the authors have of agile practices, the book has a full chapter for each of the issues the authors have identified.
Chapter 1. Whole Teams
Chapter 2. Active Stakeholder Interaction
Chapter 3. Queuing Theory
Chapter 4. No Multitasking
Chapter 5. Eliminate Waste
Chapter 6. Working Software
Chapter 7. Deliver Value
Chapter 8. Release Often
Chapter 9. Stop the Line
Chapter 10. Agile Leadership
Chapter 11. Continuous Improvement
Every chapter has an introduction and then is broken down into 5 parts- Principles, Practices, Metrics, Breakthrough, and Summary.
The Principles section provides the theory, and the evidence for the practices that follow, for the topic at hand. The Metrics section provides suggestions on how you can measure how you are doing in the topic. The Breakthrough section gives recommendations on how to achieve a breakthrough in the troubled area. The summary provides a nice bullet point summary of the main points made throughout the chapter.
Every chapter in the book provides great advice, but when I turned to the first page of Chapter 4 and saw the title No Multitasking staring me back in the face I actually chuckled. Not because the authors went off track, but because I have yet to be in an environment where the management didn't believe the exact opposite. Most of the management teams were happy with your performance when you hit the threshold of having just enough multitasking going on that you are spread too thin to be effective in any of your tasks. To them context switching is just a myth. It doesn't really exist.
Chapter 6 has a section titled "Evolutionary Architecture and Emergent Design". Although there are a lot of books that miss the mark when describing these topics, I am glad these authors didn't. Unless a project is trivial, architecture cannot not be ignored, but the sad fact is, it is almost always overlooked. The problem is even though these books explain these topics correctly, if the readers don't have experience with architecture, it won't go any further than the explanations found in these books.
If they do have experience with architecture, and doing architecture right, they will already be doing architecture this way. Architecture is an activity as well as an iteratively developed asset which is both code and documentation. The number one quality attribute in almost all projects should be modifiability. If correct modifiability scenarios and tactics are applied early in the project, your architecture should easily absorb change.
The authors of the book say "Contrary to popular mythology, evolutionary architecture does start with an architectural model, just not a finished model. So, if you've heard that evolutionary architecture is nothing more than an architectural "wild-west show," I ask you to set such thoughts aside and read on."
Chapter 9. Stop the Line is a great chapter. Stopping the line means that you stop what you are doing and fix a problem by fixing the root cause of the problem so that the problem does not return.
This concept is a hard sell no matter what the environment is. When there is a big show stopping issue, there is always a Band-Aid that is cheaper and faster than fixing the root of the problem, and when the business finds out they don't care anything about a root problem. Even if you know that over time the Band-Aid will cost them 5 times what fixing the root problem will, you better know how to communicate that in their language. This task takes usually takes an architect to actually pull it off.
I have witnessed CIOs, project managers, and developers fail at this repeatedly. The CIOs are not technically savvy enough to explain the issue or its future affects, the project managers are usually of the same mindset and looking for a quick fix to keep dates from slipping, and the developers are not used to having to present technical topics in a way the business understands.
Let's face it, there are way too many books, and way too much information available on agile these days. I'll be the first to admit, that every time I see an agile book coming out the first thing I think is how could they possibly still be milking agile. I also must admit, that many of the new books coming out on agile are now reflective of experience, and not based entirely on theory. That was what you used to find in the agile library, all theory and no experience.
Architecture, lifecycle phases, documentation, and specialized skill sets for certain roles throughout the process have made their way back into the agile world on projects that are larger than a 3 to 5 person team can handle. Thank goodness any good agile book you pick up today will either include these topics as absolutely essential, or you can throw it in the garbage.
I found the advice in this book to be dead on for the issues they discuss. The book is less than 300 pages, so it is a short read, full of practical and relevant advice, with absolutely no filler.
I highly recommend this book to those in the throes of trying to introduce agile practices into their environment.
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Thank you! Kept it super simple somehow as I wasn't sure about it all, even with the colors I couldn't decide which one to pick. Might try another version of it at some point. I'm happy that you like it so much, awesome! :)
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Thanks Wendy, just drawing my way through my old sketchbooks ;)
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'Wind Uprising' examines rough road to renewable energy in Utah
A new documentary coming out of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University addresses renewable energy — an issue both major political parties have sympathy for, private business sees opportunity in and many citizens view as a common-sense solution for our rapidly growing energy needs.
"Look at the U.S. with these wide-open spaces and enormous wind resources," Randy Swisher, past executive director of the American Wind Energy Association, says in "Wind Uprising."
"There's almost no limit in terms of what wind can do in this country," he said.
Despite interest in the cause and vast resources in this country, Sarah Wright, executive director of Utah Clean Energy, states that "The energy industry has been the slowest industry to innovate."
Big oil companies and wealthy lobbyists are often blamed as the culprits for slowing the nation's renewable energy efforts, but "Wind Uprising" suggests that the obstacles are often closer to home, and sometimes bring with them complicated social issues.
"We need to slow down," says Randy Watts, mayor of Logan. "Look at the infrastructure of all these people working in coal mines. That's their life."
Focusing on the story of Utah's first commercial-scale wind facility in Spanish Fork, Utah, "Wind Uprising" follows the personal efforts and sacrifices of Tracy Livingston, founder of Wasatch Wind, and Christine Watson Mikell, then energy engineer for the Utah Energy Office.
As they work towards their dream of bringing renewable wind energy to the state of Utah, difficulties arise each step of their journey, with investors, politicians and concerned residents.
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The film considers the weight of local politics on future innovations in the state of Utah, but also paints a vision of a cleaner, greener state that might one day lead the country in profitable energy alternatives.
The running time for "Wind Uprising" is only 32 minutes in length, but it asks questions that will be discussed for years.
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