A Mandate for Renewables on the Road

The loony greens trying to force something on the public!

This has already been a costly with ethanol and a disaster with methanol!

The road to renewable energy will be littered with pessimists, naysayers and those who profit from fossil fuels and, apparently, you. When gasoline costs you $10+/gallon, how will you react? For the life of me, I cannot understand the attitude of those who would fight against renewables. I can only conclude that they are part of that group that has a vested interest in the misery of others and the destruction of our planet.

Sorry to say gas costs more than 10$ per gallon where İ live.

I cannot understand those that spout foolishness about the serious topic of RE. I can only conclude you are a rather empty headed type that believes the blather the green sites produce.

Wish in one hand (easy and cheap RE) and crap in the other - let us know us which fills up first.

No-one says it will be easy or cheap. Certainly not as cheap as your comment.

Waiting for your report!

I just ran across this today, Low Emission Cars Under NREL's Microscope.

Finally a concept that shows some potential. I am Pro-Nuclear and by no means a tree hugger, but there comes a time when we have to say, "Enough is enough". With what happen in France yesterday, I don't see how the Nuclear Industry is going to survive another black-eye. But, "a Kia Borrego, with a 115 kW fuel cell stack and 100 kW ultracapacitor instead of a battery was recently tested. After it's refueled with hydrogen produced by wind and solar systems as part of the Wind2H2 project, the zero emissions vehicle will have a range of 400(+) miles", just might be worth our time to invest in. It's too bad that the Oil Industries and Utilities Companies could not be mandated to invest 2% of their profits into this developing this technology and infrastructure for the near future.