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Q4. What clean energy<br />
sources are there?<br />
Q4. What clean energy sources are there?<br />
The sun, wind and ocean waves represent unlimited<br />
sources of energy. There are very few human habitats<br />
where one of them does not exist in abundance. We need<br />
to keep on building their power stations until all<br />
requirements of stationary consumers of electricity are<br />
met. For automotive consumers, we need to build<br />
additional power stations and use the energy produced by<br />
them extract hydrogen from water. When hydrogen burns<br />
with oxygen, the output is water vapour. End to end, there<br />
is no pollution.<br />
Of course, water is an extremely inert/stable molecule and<br />
the energy released from the combustion of hydrogen and<br />
oxygen is more explosive than petrol or diesel. So, what?<br />
We need to invest in creating a more sophisticated engine!<br />
That would be cheaper than fighting a war.<br />
Other alternatives only cause more harm than good. “Biofuels”<br />
pollute. They will never be available in sufficient<br />
quantities to replace petroleum products. They can also<br />
adversely affect food prices when agricultural land is<br />
diverted to produce “bio-fuel” crops. (Electric cars are<br />
NOT a source of energy. They will use power from<br />
conventional energy sources. Their batteries are nonbiodegradable<br />
and extremely toxic. For disposal, they will<br />
most likely be dumped in developing countries.)<br />
<strong>World</strong> Government Slave Handbook 15
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