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Bob McDonald has been working as a science journalist and an author for more than 30 years, most notably as the host of the CBC television program BԪַQuirks and QuarksBԪַ.
BԪַWhat we need is longterm thinking,BԪַ McDonald tells BԪַToday in B.C.BԪַ host Peter McCully, discussing how to solve the planetBԪַs climate crisis. BԪַEnergy in the future is going to come from a lot of different sources. ItBԪַs going come from the sun, the wind, the tides the earth, waves, whatever. ThatBԪַs the future. ItBԪַs going to be multiple and fossil fuels will be part of that.BԪַ
The book is called The Future is Now: Solving the Climate Crisis With TodayBԪַs Technologies and discusses carbon fuels, biofuels, wind, tides, solar, nuclear and other alternative energy sources.
BԪַLetBԪַs get over the fears and just move ahead with it and evolve our technology,BԪַ said McDonald. BԪַI really believe we can do that. WeBԪַve been to the moon and back, for GodBԪַs sakes. WeBԪַre very clever, weBԪַre really smart. So letBԪַs evolve our technology and prevent another mass extinction event, which would be us.BԪַ
When asked if the opportunity arose for a seat on BԪַBlue OriginBԪַ and a trip to space, McDonald said: BԪַIBԪַll be there in a heartbeat, itBԪַs been my dream to get into space.BԪַ
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