Chevron Chair & CEO Michael Wirth on the future of energy (Full Stream 8/16)

With growing demand around the world, countries and companies are rethinking the energy sources that fuel our lives. As newer technologies emerge, Chevron Chair and CEO Michael Wirth is not only leading the oil giant’s efforts to curb its current carbon output, but he is also spearheading their investments into alternative energy sources. Wirth sits down with Washington Post columnist David Ignatius to discuss the future of energy in a rapidly changing world. Join Washington Post Live on Monday, Aug. 16 at 2:30pm ET.

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please consider Geothermal! I was surprised that knowing Iceland uses this but that northern California has geothermal plants! Seeing as how geothermal involves drilling (albeit sophisticated) it is certainly closer to those who do drill rather than doing solar or wind mills. Please check out plasma drills and that new technology. Geothermal has literally no negative leftovers (like waste issues...spent rods or hazardous materials recycling). Thanks

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Is this the same company which dumped waste oil in land areas and made them inhabitable?