During Freshers week I joined a society called People and Planet, which campaigns for action on Climate Change and other humanitarian issues eg. AIDS treatment for everyone who needs it.
This weekend I went to Shared Planet in London, a big get together of People and Planet groups from Unis and Sixth Forms all round the country. We got to listen to
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Combustion theory/electricity generation be a complex bit of maths. It would be far too expensive to supercool the conductors or something like that, and then no one could afford power!
Sounds like a shazaam weekend anyway! being an activist is fun! XD
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I was just saying that at the moment the centralised power stations are very inefficient and if we had more smaller, local power stations we could utilise the heat produced to heat homes and businesses etc. therefore making the powers stations a lot more efficient. I didn't mean that we should try and cool down the existing power stations, because like you said, I don't think that would work.
Clearly this doesn't completely solve the problem of fossil fuels, so we would also need to burn biomass and make use of renewable energies.
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