Hot on the heels of the ScienceBlogs Book Club comes another special, limited-run blog all about alternative energy called Next Generation Energy.
The blog will be another active group discussion, with multiple authors (from Sb and beyond) throwing in on energy technologies and policy. The first topic gets right to the point, asking what the most viable energy solution might be as we are further mired in the energy crisis. The blog will only have a limited run, though, starting today and going through October 9, so be sure to keep up on what will surely be a lively discussion.
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