The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

‘ l tz-WATERtwumoNlm-Wedrm. lune 15.2011 7 _ Scienti sts lay out plan for decarbon izati on . ‘ BvP/ucs Desmom) ryofwhat participants deemed the “it’s my hope. my wish. my “If 0.3 per cent of the Sahara around the world who currently ' Chronicle Staff most promising solutions to the desire. my expectation that you desert was a concentrated solar have little or no power. ; global carbon and climate change will remain engaged in this con- plant it would power all of Flexible solar cells- flexible. [ he carbon level in our air will crisis versation that we have initiated.’ Europe.” she said. “Ewe could har- lightweight, durable batteries L be catastrophic by 2030 if Wilson da Silva was content Presenters laid out a vision for ness 0.1 per cent of the energy in charged via solar power- offer l something isn't done. team leader for the summit and is 2080, outlining ways to replace tra- the ocean. we could support the unique solutions for rural and iso- t This was the challenge editor of COSMOS magazine. ditional forms of power. energy needs of 15 billion people.” lated communities. according to I addressed by 36 scientists. engiv He pleaded wim an audience of Geothermal, solar/wind and The large-scale batteries need- Aaron Leopold. energy and trans- ' neers. entrepreneurs and future academics and media to keep nuclear power were identified as ed to store this harnessed renew- port expert for the International ! leaders at the Waterloo Global Sci- fighting to make change. the three renewable sources of able energy are already being Institute for Sustainable Develop- ; 4 ence Initiatives Equinox Summit: “We have painted a picture for energywith the most potential. manufactured in China, Austria ment. While the technology is { Energy 2030 from lune 5 to 9 at the you. a comprehensive. integrated Zoe Caron, climate policy and and the United States. Caron said. more expensive per kilowatt hour, 1 Perimeter Institute for Theoretical View of the future and we have advocacy specialist for the World Andwhilethe energy consump- it is less expensive per unit. malt- Physics. focused on what science and tech- Wildlife Fund, said there is already tion of industrialized nations con- ing it ideal for those needing small ; Thursday, participants from nology can do to help reboot this great potential to produce clean, tinues to grow. the communique amounts of power for things like ,’ around the globe unveiled the conversation around how we renewable power. should storage lays out options to bring power to turning on a light or powering a l Equinox Communique, a summa- decarbonize,“ he said. issues be addressed. the approximately 2 billion people small refrigerator, Leopold said. i . i i v Audi . ‘ Vorsprung durch Technik m . I I h . I lmrng ls everyt mg. I f ~ ~ 3 ' ”it. i; ‘ \m “t. 5 l ‘, ‘ » t t . "a... -_.‘" "f. ‘ . “2‘s" ‘ as _ 13’s ' \ 1 t, a ~ . . ' ' \ l ‘ Im nsslv. offers on select 2011 models‘ . . . . Pâ€"___â€"_____ Great timing requires prompt action. Now through June 30th, lease or . . . “a“ from ”nan“ from ft nance a brand new 2011 Audi A3. A4, A6, or Q7 wuth rates as low as 1.9% . o t o t With incentives like these and no waiting lists, you can drive home the Audi 1 . o 1 . /O of your dreams immediately. But act quickly before the current 2011 inventory in ma upro «mourns APR FOR upto 72 MONTHS runs out and perfect timing becomes a thing of the past. ‘ C R0 5 BY www.crosbyaudi.com ~ A U D I 1175 Weber St. E., Kitchener 9 519-894-9300 can-immun- com-amnzott-an-q-aumummm “gamma-Wmm-mnM-MNWHG-luflhmm-MWMMMMWM Manhattan WWW-NWE"“Hm/MMIMmfmflOWfl/WJDTDMIlfialH/Zflllfi[SH-l‘mfllwlllflflmfill"Ilfllljlllflllfimwm-wm.m,m.wmfl~w nun-um Dn-m-Iuh-lu- sumac-tum mutt-unwary“ mnaommmwnwmmm.m,mw.mmtmmmm,mjnaturist-uncannmmmnum nwmhmnmuaorwmmmntwmmmmanyasan:mmmmumnwmABmmmm‘w-fimmMWBVMMnmiu-flflmntmtummm. ‘ mmwmnnmâ€"num-mm.muummmnmJnut-ammnuanp-ummnsmm-s-um-a-nmmun-munmannmmnaomrw-nc-uwme mum-”mmant:ramp-umnun-mutinyanmumas,memmuwmnmmxmctwmmu-ammwmmmums-magnumumunu “my Mair-Imam!!!“M07JOMquMIUD-wmM“In”?!IS,mmWNHIBLfl,i-Numb-ammo“Mnmnhm.mm~am.w,m,mm nmmmnmmnflwh-lu- Salmon-nth“ up,mint-m.-msommmnmmmmunnhcmmw-umunusmun-n Ammmma-nâ€"nmn , mmmmmnmmmnttin-mmwa,mmmmmnmmuunnmmuummmnmmum~.nn-,mmm-ve.m-mm.nuu-â€"nmuâ€" - m.- unmhmn~mlawnmnlwmmmllflflh77“in“mmutual!”MAmmfiultm-wmnnmMiltmbflmilfinfli‘nnflm um.mmunxn.unuummuu,mmwmmmmmumu-“nnnum 'M.'MW‘.'u',111".w'.mww,nhwumnwmdmlit. ummm.umuu-.utmmmamnnm.nu w