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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

World's Largest Solar Tower Power Plant

Google
Is Building the World's Largest
Solar Tower Power Plant
April-12-2011---

Google is investing $168 million to help develop a solar energy power plant in

California's Mojave Desert.
Google's official blog states that the new plant will hopefully
generate 392 gross megawatts of solar power, or
"the equivalent of taking more than 90,000 cars off the road over the lifetime of the plant,"
which is estimated to be 25 years
The new solar tower will be the largest in the world.
Standing approximately 450 feet tall, the new tower will use 173,000 heliostats
(like the mirrors pictured Below) to generate energy.
House takes renewable energy loan guarantees off chopping block...

Feds' SunShot Pumps $112.5M Into Solar
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Japan Raises Nuclear Alert

Fukushima Nuclear power plant »
Japan's Fukushima fallout is serious,
but it's not Chernobyl

April-12-2011---When Japanese officials Tuesday raised their assessment of the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear power plant to the highest rating on the international scale,

Based on new estimates of the radiation that has been released, Fukushima now has the worst score on the IAEA's accident rating scale. But much about the reactors, and their future, is still unknown. they put it nominally on par with the meltdown at Chernobyl 25 years ago.

Video: Japan raises nuclear alert
Japan nuclear crisis
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Friday, April 8, 2011

GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN

Time's up:

Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown April 8, 2011--WASHINGTON-Uncomfortably close to a deadline,
President Barack Obama and top congressional leaders have only hours to avert a Friday midnight government shutdown that all sides say would inconvenience millions of people and damage a still fragile economy.
After meeting with Congressional leaders, President Obama says that some progress has been made in budget negotiations and warns of the economic impact of a government shutdown.
Video: Shutdown Talks Yield No Deal As Clock Ticks up: Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown

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Monday, April 4, 2011

Search for Japan Radiation Leak Turns Desperate

Japan to dump
11500 metric tons

of Radioactive Water

April-04-2011--VIENNA - Japan needs to discharge a total of 11500 metric tons of low-contaminated water into the ocean from a stricken nuclear power plant, a Japanese official said on Monday.

"In a few cubic kilometres of sea water you have much more radioactivity than what is being dumped from this accident,"

he told the same news conference.
"It will not raise the total radioactivity of the sea water."
Video: Search for Japan Radiation Leak Turns Desperate
Japan utility dumps radioactive water into Pacific to ease storage woes
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