"Professor brings clean power to African villages; From Cambridge, he trades stoves for solar panels" by James F. Smith, Globe Staff | March 21, 2010
Robert Lange, a retired Brandeis University physics professor who helps people put science to use in one of the poorest countries in southern Africa:
“We’re trying to set up an informal carbon credit market.’’
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ONCE AGAIN, at the BOTTOM of the AGENDA you find JEWS!
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What’s especially innovative here is combining the two, with the goal of crafting an informal carbon trading market like the one envisioned globally....
Yeah, well, it SOUNDS GOOD; however, since the AGENDA-PUSHING MSM is NOT LOOKING OUT for YOUR INTERESTS, readers, I hardly think they care about Africans (especially considering the paucity of confusing coverage).
Otherwise they wouldn't be shoveling so much bulls***.
Did you know that is ALSO a FUEL SOURCE for Africans?
Lange is quick to point out that the idea wasn’t his own, but that of his friend and colleague of nearly 30 years, Robert van Buskirk, another Harvard-trained physicist who pioneered the solar panels-for-stoves program in Eritrea in the Horn of Africa.
Van Buskirk, an energy-efficiency specialist with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and now at the US Department of Energy, met Lange in Cambridge, where he went to study physics at Harvard. Both were working for left-wing causes from the Sandinistas in Nicaragua to Palestinian rights and the antiapartheid campaign.
So WHAT HAPPENED!!!!?
And then each went on to turn talk into action in different corners of Africa: van Buskirk in Eritrea and Lange in Tanzania.
Lange, who is now 72, came to Brandeis in 1965 after getting his PhD at Harvard and spending time in England as a postdoctoral fellow. He earned tenure during his years teaching theoretical physics, then moved into the field of human vision. All the while, he said with his high-pitched laugh, “I was one of your basic campus lefty activists.’’
So he jumped at the chance to spend time in Africa and do more than protest....
Yeah, who would want to get out in the streets and protest anything, 'eh, agenda-pushers -- unless it is advancing the agenda!
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Not surprising coming from a war-promoting War Daily, huh?
“The physics is trivial,’’ Lange said....
UNLESS we are TALKING 9/11 and those THREE SKYSCRAPERS that FELL INTO THEIR OWN FOOTPRINT at FREE-FALL SPEED!!
Van Buskirk and Lange also are engaged in similar energy-efficiency initiatives in Ghana and Senegal. The projects all share the basic premise of getting villagers to earn carbon credits....
Yeah, indoctrinate the poor Bushmen.
