Solar Pioneer Hay Fights For Roof Pond Breakthrough
Harold Hay, 98, persists to popularize Skytherm, a roof pond solar system using water-filled bags and a movable roof panel to heat and cool without electricity. Despite early recognition and decades of funding, industry uptake remains limited as he battles skeptics, age, and funding gaps while seeking broader adoption.
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Los Angeles
Harold Hay
Hay
US Energy Department
Natural History Magazine
Ken Haggard
Haggard
California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo
Becky Campbell-Howe
Tions
American Solar Energy Society
Phoenix
Atascadero
Calif
Cal Poly LLC
Congress
The
United States
Asisolo
Butch” Carnaje
BBC
Manila
Philippines
Carnaje
Habitat For Humanity
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Indiana
Ball State University
Cal Poly
Mike Montoya
Montoya
David James
UNLV
Internet Forum Debates Future of Free Web and Censorship
At a United Nations Internet Governance Forum in Rio de Janeiro top experts warned that government censorship and harmful online content threaten the Web’s growth. China Vietnam and Myanmar were cited for expanding shutdowns while Google faced scrutiny for complying with Beijing’s demands.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.N
China
Google
United Nations
U.S
Malcolm Hutty
London Internet Exchange
Hutty
Mark Kelly
Rob Faris
Open Net Initiative
Vietnam
Myanmar
Nick Dearden
Amnesty International
Internet Society of China
Sha Zukang
The
United
Roberto Mangabeira Unger
Robert Boorstin
Google expands reach and revenue via cloud strategy
Google broadens its scope by enhancing existing services like Maps and Gmail while pursuing Android and OpenSocial ventures. The shift emphasizes cloud computing to put data and tools online, enabling access everywhere and gathering user activity for targeted ads. Analysts warn of concentrated personal data across Google’s platforms.
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Google
Sam Schillace
Google Dacs
Jennifer Sigapeon
Yankee Group