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In the increasing effort to combat pollution, waste disposal ecological imbalances and consequent global temperature rise, we need to look at every source of alternate energy. Every drop counts.
Ocean energy is enormous, a fraction of this is witnessed during storms and typhoons. Tidal waves routinely crash over sea barriers and threaten to destroy countries and communities on small islands.
While it may be too late to completely reverse the trend set during several decades of industrial pollution, a movement is already in place to explore and use alternate energy and renewable sources of energy. It is hoped this would slow the trend of global warming, water and air pollution.
Rahul Basu
The author has participated in several alternate enegy projects, in USA and India. He has worked on SBIR and EPA projects with the OAQPS, EPA in USA and developed a PC version of their UNAMAP program (SCREEN). Recently he attended conferences at Jordan, Mauritius and India on CSIR Travel Grants.
He has degrees from India, California in Engineering, Mathematics, Management, and was with DRDO and the Indian Institute of Science. Teaching experience includes VTU Bangalore and JNTU Chittoor, and has been awarded an Emeritus Professorship by the UGC
