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High-speed rail plan

(http://www.sfgate.com) - scanned by: JohnNg over 4 years ago

Plans are in place to build a high speed 800 mile rail network from Southern California to Northern California. Imagine going to San Francisco in 2.5 hours. More>>>

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Inside the homes of the future

(http://www.cnn.com) - scanned by: JohnNg over 4 years ago

What will homes look like in 2020? What will be the trends? More>>>

Type: Forecast |

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Is Tickle the Future of the Movie Industry?

(http://www.newsoffuture.com) - scanned by: JohnNg over 4 years ago

CGI might one day replace human actors. More>>>

Type: Future Fiction |

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Holographic TV here by 2020

(http://dvice.com) - scanned by: John Heylin over 4 years ago

Princess Leia where are you? More>>>

Type: Product Idea | Also: TV |

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Measuring your water footprint

(http://www.cnn.com) - scanned by: Lani over 4 years ago

Most people by now will be familiar with the term 'carbon footprint' and may even have calculated it themselves, but how many are familiar with their 'water footprint'? More>>>

Type: Forecast | Also: Energy, Social Issues |

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The World in 2050

(http://www.futureenergymagazine...) - scanned by: jharper over 4 years ago

Can rapid global growth be reconciled with the move to a low carbon economy? John Hawksworth of PricewaterhouseCoopers updates the consultancy’s 2006 report in the light of the sharp rise in oil and gas prices and higher than projected economic gr... More>>>

Type: Forecast | Also: Environment |

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Uranium Mining Forecast to 2020

(http://nextbigfuture.com) - scanned by: AJ0111 over 4 years ago

The uranium mining forecast was from the Uranium 2008 report (joint report of the IAEA and OECD). The forecast and expected mine openings are on page 48, 49 of the report. More>>>

Type: Forecast | Also: Energy |

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2020: Cars of the Future

(http://www.mentalfloss.com) - scanned by: martymcfly over 4 years ago

IBM’s Institute for Business Value undertook a massive survey of automotive experts from all over the world in order to discover the shape of things to come, and the results are green: among other findings, it’s believed that all new cars will be ... More>>>

Type: Prediction | Also: Cars |

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New Study Says Commercial Carbon Capture Unlike...

(http://cleantechnica.com) - scanned by: jvarden over 4 years ago

ACIL Talisman believes that clean coal technologies (carbon capture and storage) are unlikely to be commercially available before 2020 unless major technological breakthroughs occur in the very near future. More>>>

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U.S. Wind Poised to Hit 150GW by 2020

(http://earth2tech.com) - scanned by: jvarden over 4 years ago

The booming U.S. wind market is set to cross the 150 gigawatt mark by 2020, according to a report from market research firm Emerging Energy Research (EER). More>>>

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Every New Car Will Be A Hybrid By 2020

(http://blog.wired.com) - scanned by: Zora Styrian over 4 years ago

That vision of the future is laid out in "Automotive 2020: Clarity Beyond the Chaos," (.pdf) by the IBM Institute for Business Value. More>>>

Type: Prediction | Also: Cars |

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Scenario 2012: A Babelicious Reality

(http://www.memebox.com) - posted by: AJ0111 over 4 years ago

Global unification has not been welcomed in the past, biblically that is, but in the flattening world of today and tomorrow one language awaits us all: technology. The biblical tower of Babel is a symbol of unity. Back when everyone spoke o... More>>>

Type: Landscape | Also: Business & Work, Communication |

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