Join us to hear what five experts had to
say in Fall 2005 on the impending
transition in energy supply and consumption, and
how that transition will impact our economy, our
environment, and our society. Many thanks to the
UNC/Duke collaborative Robertson Program, which made this series possible.
Events:
September 13
World Oil Production: Peaking & Its Mitigation
Robert Hirsch, PhD
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in Flash format or
as PowerPoint
September 28
The Emerging U.S. Natural Gas and Electricity Crisis
Andrew Weissman
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in Windows streaming format,
in RealVideo streaming format
(broadband connection required for 132 MB video stream), or
as PowerPoint
October 4
Energy and Environmental
Aspects of Biofuels
David Pimentel, PhD
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in Windows streaming format,
in RealVideo streaming format
(broadband connection required for 108 MB video stream), or
as PowerPoint
October 24
Facility-Level
Greenhouse Gas Management: Strategies for Energy
Efficiency and Carbon Neutrality
Joel Swisher, PhD
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November 28
How Do We Dig Out of
Our Energy Hole?
Matthew Simmons
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in RealVideo streaming format
(broadband connection required for 98 MB video stream), or
in Flash format (ok for dialup connection)
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
please contact
Gerald Cecil (cecil AT physics DOT unc DOT edu).
