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Will Biofuel Usage Require Land? Absolutely, But We Think The Ability To Use Winter Cover Crops, Degraded Land, As Well As Using Sources Such As Organic Waste, Sewage, And Forest Waste Means That Actual Land Usage Will Be Limited. Just These Sources Can Replace Most Of Our Imported Oil By 2030 Without Touching New Land.

Setting An Aggressive Enough Carbon-reduction Goal Will Result In An Appropriate Price For Carbon And Will Help Many A Renewable Technology. Consumer Education Will Help. Most Importantly, Though, Will Be The Continually Declining Cost Trajectory Of The Real Breakthrough In Clean-technology Costs Driven By Research And Innovation. In The End, Private Capital Is The Real Barometer Of Change.

For Electric Power Generation, We Are Very Optimistic About Solar-thermal Technology, And We’re Intrigued By The Potential Of Enhanced Geothermal Energy To Replace Coal-based Power Generation. Traditional Carbon Capture And Sequestration-based Coal Power Generation Is Somewhat Unlikely To Be Competitive.

I've Probably Failed More Often Than Anybody Else In Silicon Valley. Those Don't Matter. I Don't Remember The Failures. You Remember The Big Successes.

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