Therefore, should people start to label different fuel sources based on pros and cons or an evaluation that puts all the facts into perspective, and perhaps finds a better way?
Pros and cons are key to scientific evaluations, but we should not allow that to stifle our intelligence to create another way, a better way. Think about what we are saying here… Are we trying to justify the “hurt” to people and our environment based on reasons of renewability or non-renewability? Based on consistency or non- consistency?
Compared to oil that is non-renewable and the environmental problems from fossil fuels have caused, we all know this fuel is not acceptable for the long term. However, oil pumped from the ground like all actions taken, have pros and cons. Using oil as a fuel has adverted many environmental issues such as: cutting down trees for wood to burn, killing whales to use whale oil, and reduced the burning of toxic kerosene for heat, and light. Yet, kerosene is still used in various countries around the world, and that is a problem for children's health. For more details on this, please visit: (https://www.goingtruegreen.com/gtg-blog/gravitylight)
We need a complete picture, because without one we “use” someone or something for our own gain of power, finances, and pleasure – that is a sin. That is wrong. That is unacceptable. Especially when we know the energy answer for the world. Sadly, we have no politicians or companies willing to provide funds for research, development of the equipment, and maintenance, because Hydrogen Fuel Cells as the energy answer will lead to the elimination of monthly fuel bills for everyone worldwide.
Just selling and maintaining equipment with Hydrogen Fuel Cells will have less profits, but that industry will have profits, and free the world. Perhaps all the tinkers, inventors, improvisers, handymen and handywomen should unite so we ourselves can provide clean, safe, and renewable energy that eliminates monthly energy costs for the world.
Gather data from NASA, Sir William Grove (1839), Stanley Meyer whose prototype car went cross country on less than 20 gallons of water, and peruse my previous Going True Green blogs on Hydrogen Fuel Cells by using the SEARCH box at the top of the page. Let us lead the way, another way to an amazing future.
Bill Lauto, at GoingTrueGreen.com
Environmental Scientist
International Sustainability and Energy Consultant
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