SG #101: Erneuerbare Energien

Du weißt, dass ich in München lebe. Und heute beginnt hier in München die Sicherheitskonferenz. Wir Münchner merken das zum Beispiel dadurch, dass sehr viel Polizei in der Altstadt unterwegs ist. Dass Autobahnen gesperrt werden. Dass man nicht mehr durch den Bereich gehen darf, d ...  Show more

Letztens habe ich die Netflix-Serie Wednesday gesehen. Und in einer Episode ging es um Hexen und um Hexerei. Ich habe mich dann an mein Studium der Amerikanischen Kulturgeschichte erinnert. An die Hexenprozesse von Salem, die Salem Witch Trials. Es ist ein Kapitel der Geschichte, ...  Show more

US emissions fell during the height  of the (pandemic ) as people were stuck at home and they are far  fewer vehicle on the road ,but that  changed as (the pandemic) east ,And  new report in this week shows emissions rose again by a small (amount ) last year , many researchers , ...  Show more

Renewables are having a moment. Wind and solar capacity in the US went up 13 gigawatts last year, now totaling more than 238 gigawatts nationwide. And last year's Inflation Reduction Act is helping to move the needle in a big way.But there's a problem. For wind and solar to meet ...  Show more

That’s  two ways  to unlock energy from hydrogen that’s  coming out here .firstly it’s flammable ,so you could just  burn it .and secondly ,you could use to  power ,what’s called a flue cell . This essentially  work  like a battery running on hydrogen or oxygen ,they react to sup ...  Show more

Germany has long been considered a leader in renewable energy – a model even for others to follow with its subsidies for wind and solar. Householders were encouraged to put solar panels on their rooves as early as two decades ago. But its so-called “Energiewende” or “energy trans ...  Show more