This presents proposes an ideal outcome, so should make everyone 
unhappy :-).
I've had the quickest of skims.
Nothing seems radically new here - how practical their "road map" is I 
don't know.
While all concerned seem to be thoroughly biased towards one end of 
the opinion spectrum their input is still worth considering by all 
concerned, [[[except perhaps those with major investments in oil or 
nuclear infrastructure]]].

Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free:
A Roadmap for U.S. Energy Policy

Executive summary
Worth a look.

    http://www.ieer.org/carbonfree/summary.pdf

Whole book will be available for download here "soon"

        http://www.ieer.org/carbonfree/

Wtriteup on the above from some greenie headbangers (whose newsletters 
I get) who often (but not always) have useful and/or interesting 
things to say even though they are highly OTT in perspective.

        http://www.precaution.org/lib/07/ieer_roadmap.070822.htm




        Russell


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