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Techno-Fix: Why Technology Won't Save Us Or the Environment Michael Huesemann, Joyce Huesemann
Publisher: New Society Publishers

Nor will techno-fixes save us says Thierry, using an image of a 5000 year old toilet – essentially a hole that water is poured into to disperse our effluvia – to ram home the point that despite some basic automation ('flushing') we leave a comment Remove reply. Obama, deluded in the extreme, thinks technology will save us, so he wastes his time talking to Steve Jobs and (that great human being) Mark Zuckerberg. The dogs, who get a bad rap due to their reputation of ferocity, are being saved with brushstrokes and bit of imagination. Nature of modern technologies, initiating a long research project on this topic which culminated last year in the publication of our book, Techno-Fix: Why Technology Won't Save Us or the Environment (www.technofix.org). How can you know which products follows proper environmental standards, which corporations … “A general implication of these findings is that polices aimed at addressing global climate change should not focus principally on developing technological fixes, but should also take into account human behaviour in the . The rejection of techno-fixes by greens is therefore about more than a basic scepticism that science can save us. In fact, the entire field of geoengineering — a set of technologies that is aimed to try and combat rising temperatures by artificially cooling the planet, among other things — is highly controversial. That applies especially strongly .. Techno-Fix: Why Technology Won't Save Us or the Environment. The most popular techno-fix for global warming is green energy. And othe countries haven't made this even a secondary pursuit. I highly recommend the landmark and must read book Techno-Fix: Why Technology Won't Save Us Or the Environment by Michael Huesemann, Ph.D. Brain wiring map_MIT_white_matter; internet; toilet; technological-singularity I spoke at the Scottish Energy & Environment Conference a few weeks ago. Mindless techno-fixes won't be our way out. VIDEO” Scientist Alan Robock, Rutgers University, meets with protesters before his scheduled session, “Can Geoengineering Save Us from Global Warming?