Tomatoes from Exhaust Gas: Innovation. Green tech, energy and food industry - keynote speaker

http://www.globalchange.com Energy saving using heat recovery, carbon recycling and capture in plants, new street lamps, better heating and cooling, building controls. Example of green technology innovation in British Sugar, using carbon dioxide exhaust gas from a gas turbine to grow tomatoes. Part of keynote on the $40 trillion green tech revolution which could transform the future of our planet, with innovations that will provide answers to global warming if rolled out on a large enough scale. Impact of technologies already available in energy industry, water conservation, carbon reduction, recycling, power transmission over long distances, alternative power generation, buildings management. Conference keynote speaker and Futurist Patrick Dixon -- author of SustainAgility book, lecture for Suez Environmental global leadership team.

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Education

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• Suez
• environment
• environmental
• Future
• Innovation
• Environmentalism
• Training
• Global
• Warming
• Change
• Success
• World
• Solar
• Life
• Gas
• Green
• Climate
• Wind
• Electric
• Electricity
• Generator
• Clean

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How do YOU feel about eating food grown from exhaust gases, from power stations or gas turbines?,