Hey Silo readers! This infographic courtesy of FuelFighterUK demonstrates how production could look in 2040 and what is being done to make our world a greener place. The infographic covers the projected worldwide growth in energy demand, what is being invested to change the renewable outlook and some awesome eco-friendly innovations that have been made by technology companies. For the Silo, Louis Dixon
Renewable Energy Outlook for 2040 Includes Cancelling Your Print Newspapers
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2 responses to “Renewable Energy Outlook for 2040 Includes Cancelling Your Print Newspapers”
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Chuckie Canuckie
‘Ad revenue should be going digital making the Internet cheaper.’
Chuckie Canuckie
12:25 PM
‘I’m getting more away from mainstream. Finding more pleasure reading blogs that part time journalists write up without the personal touch edited out. Sometimes I click through just to see if something catches my eye. Like cable did with community TV, I don’t see the local media taking the free WiFi option with ads linking up communities. Even the crown corporations like Canada Post sending more junk mail than when I was a kid could be making new revenue chipping in on digital mail. Everyone is blasting waves around doing twice the work. Even my old Antenna is having a hard time with all the digital wave interference.’ -
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