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Hydrogen vehicles, nuclear plants part of energy analysts' carbon-free plan

Energy experts are meeting this week at Stanford University for the Global Climate and Energy Program, and the United States' role in a carbon-free world was the hot topic. Nobel laureate physicist Steve Chu says there is 500 to 1,000 years of energy left in the world, but it's fossil energy. Another scientist noted China is building a coal-fired electric plant every week. "China is a coal economy," said Doug Ogden of the Energy Foundation. "You don't change that overnight." Two analysts from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory say ... Read more →

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