There is a large group of people in the world that believe that if we go green, thousand, if not millions of people, will be out of jobs.
Around the year of 1900 there was a large group of people who said that the invention of the horseless carriage would result in the loss of millions of jobs in the making of buggy whips.
These people set out petitions and demonstrated against the manufacturing of the automobiles because of this big loss.
The advent of the automobile manufacturing resulted in jobs more than a million fold. What would have happened if the buggy whip industry succeeded in their petitions? We would still be driving horse and carraiges setting our country back hundreds of years.
Today there are many people, even the news media, saying the same thing.
The question is. Will going green create the loss of jobs? The answer is a resounding yes. But, think of the thousands if not millions of jobs this will create.
It is a natural instinct for a person, who works in a pollution making industry, to fight to keep their position.
Going green is a movement in the right direction.
Thank God that the Governments of the world are behind this movement.
The industries that are against this direction, have a tremendous amount to loose.
They are going to fight as hard as they can. Even if they have to tell lies.
When you hear or read these adverse stories, think of the buggy whip industry and their effort to stop progress and save their jobs.
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What does the “tipping point” mean?
When an Iceberg breaks off from the glacier or icefield it will roatate in the water until 89.5%v will be below sea level.
When you see an iceberg floating,remember, of the 10 parts, there is about 9 parts under water. When the water begins to melt the iceberg, and happens much faster below the water line, and the ice, below the water line, has melted sufficiently, it becomes heavier on top. It then turns over. This is quite a sight to behold,and is called: “The Tipping Point” .
5 things have to happen in the manufacturing of all-electric cars, to reach its Tipping Point.
1. An EV car, pick up or SUV large enough to hold 5 people also room for thier luggage. 2. It will have a rang of 200 plus miles. 3. It can be recharged in minutes not hours. 4. have a speed of 80 MPH. 5. Costs less than $ 20,000.
Then the Tipping Point will happen-and fast.
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If Chrysler and Fiat go ahead with their agreement, giving Fiat up to 35% control of Chrysler, can be an unbeatable combination.
The agreement between Chrysler to buy A123 Batteries, and A123’s setting up of a large facility in the state of Michigan, employing 5,000 workers, could Put Chrysler strides ahead of their competitors in the Plug in All Electric car.
The combination of Chrysler-Fiat-and A123 batteries could make a winning hand in their marketing game, making them extreemly hard to beat.
The three combined together could provide all that is wanted by the public.
LIKE, NEED AND COST.
1. LIKE: Practical design and light weight.
2. NEED: A car that fits 2 or 4 people has cargo space and makes long trips.
3. COST: Priced in the budget of the average persons income.
Chrysler,Fiat and A123 Batteries look like they are headed in the right direction. This should put them way ahead of their competitors.
LET’S HOPE THEY DON’T SCREW UP THIS OPPORTUNITY.
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THE TESLA SEDAN
Look long and hard at this TESLA SEDAN. * It gives you 300 miles per charge. That means with the national average trip per day which is 40 miles, you only have to plug it in once a week. * It is a 4 door automobile that holds 4 people. *Cost is under $ 50,000.00. That price is a lot better than the Chevrolet Volt hybrid which is $ 87,000.00. * Availability: 20,000 cars by mid 2012.
This is what Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla motors said. He is also CEO of Pay Pal. He also said that he is going to locate in Southern California using large empty aircraft factories.
Let’s hope that this comes to fruition.
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It seems that the country is finally becoming aware that the electric vehicle is here to stay. More and more car manufacturing companies are building and promoting hybrid cars. The ”all electric” car is now being also considered for local production by the big 3. However there are major problems. The batteries. 1. WEIGHT. Lead acid and Lithium-ion weigh about 1,300 lbs.
2. DISTANCE. you can get only about 40 miles from a home charge.
3. PRICE. You can pay big bucks for batteries that will last only a short recharge time before they start to go bad (2 to 3 years).
4. CHARGE TIME. The average full charge time is 8 hours
WHAT WE NEED IS A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN BATTERY TECHNOLEDGY.
NEWS FLASH: Maybe its here.
A company in Texas called EEStor has received a patent in December 2008 on for an ultracapacitor that is not a battery but is more efficient.
1. WEIGHT: Just 282 pounds.
2. DISTANCE: It will take you 5 to 10 times further.
3. PRICE: Has not been established but there is no chemicals involved and lower priced materials, also easier to manufacturer and will last the life of the car.
4. CHARGE TIME: The company claims that it take 10 minutes for a full charge.
The Zenn Automobile Company from Canada has invested into this company and say they will have the device in there all electric vehicles in the fall of 2009.
LETS ALL HOPE A PRAY THAT THIS COMES TO PASS.
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Since the dark ages people of the world been kept in the dark (no pun intended). Until the invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg, only the elite scholars and royalty could and were allowed to read. The public would rely on these readers to give them information and, in many cases, the readers would give them false information to keep them in control.
In most of the world today this no longer exists. However, to the masses, in the last 120 years, the control of the world has been the hands of the organizations who supply both electrical and petroleum energy, and at a continualy rising price.
But this has changed with the cornucopia of knowledge that the computer has given to the individual.
This brings me to my point.
There is a new information on the computer.
FREE ENERGY. When I say free energy, I mean, you don’t have to pay. Inventors like, Nicoli Tesla, Hans coulor, Stan meyer and many more alive today have and are showing how this can be done, If any of these systems can be proven and developed.
We the people of the world can no longer be brought to our knees through the financial pricing of these energies.
Many of the people in America believe that the falling economy is directly related the price rise of energy.
To read and see videos of these free energy inventions, click or type the links below:
http://www.batr.org/ecoenergy/energyvideos.html
you must type in on the internet and hit search then click on free energy devices etc. http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/
To see the water fuel machine, on the internet, type in, “Stan Meyers hydrogen operated car”
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After a long stay in the hospital, I am back to keep you up dated on news about electric vehicles.
Although the petroleum industry has sharply dropped its prices, there is no guarantee that the prices will stay where they are. The new hybrids gas milage is not any better after the first 40 miles. If you don’t have a plug in hybrid there is no financial benefits.
The new way to figure the cost to operate your auto is not miles per gallon but to figure the cost per mile. For example: 1. The national average shows you $0.12 per mile for a gas, IC (internal combustion) car. 2. The plug in pure electric vehicle, (not a hybrid) with range of 100 miles gives you $ 0.03 to $0.06 per mile depending on the price per KW the electric company charges in your area. This means, in one month with a gas vehicle will cost you about $75.00 compared to $37.50 for a 100% electric. Not counting the maintenance and repair. The total comparison which is: Gas car: Per month, $ 100.00 plus $ 75.00 total $175.00. Plug in: Per month, zero plus $37.50 total 37.50.
One of the best links to inform you about all the benefits of an all electric automobile: Link: in order to go to this link you must close out and go to the internet and type in this link, hit search: http://evnut.com/ev_faq.htm#charge_time To watch video of Tom Hanks on the David Letter show talk about his all electric plug in vehicle, at that link, go to: 1. Why can’t I purchase an EV? 2. Go to bottom of the paragraph and, 3. Click on Low Rez.
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Check out this video link: http://www.youtube.com/watchv=XdRS7eVVZbU Electric motors in the wheels appear to be the most efficient for hybrid automobiles. the installing of electric motors in the wheels (Hub Motors) not only make for much more room but allows for the placement of a small motorcycle engine to charge the batteries and is a superior way to go. This motorcycle engine is not intended to drive at freeway speeds but to provide enough horsepower for the battery charges . The batteries will take you down the road at freeway plus speeds. You need not be a rocket scientist to figure this out. All you need is to install an engine that gets 100 plus miles per gallon and, like the Toyota Prius plug in, or like the Toyota Spirit of D.C. that gets 100 miles to the gallon. The installation of a 5 gallon tank will allow you to travel a minimum of 500 miles before you have to plug in or get more gas. YOU SAY,”IT COSTS ME TOO MUCH MONEY TO BUY ONE OF THESE MACHINES.” I contacted a college statistician and he calculated the following: 1. A 25 year old today will drive for a minimum of 25 years and travel 1,876,875 miles. 2. At a price of 15 cents per mile, they will spend: $281,531.00. That’s for gas only and does not include parts, repairs, oil changes or car replacement purchases. 3. The current cost per mile of an all electric plug-in is 2 cents or a cost for that time: $ 37,537.00 4. This total of a saving to you of $243,993.00 5. A plug-in hybrid that gets 100 miles to the gallon will cost: $ 4.8 cents per mile, or a total of $90,090.00: Savings : $191,441.00.
EVEN AT A PURCHASE PRICE OF 40 OR 50 THOUSAND THE OVER ALL SAVINGS ARE GREAT.
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It has captured my attention that many people are blaming today’s mortgage problem on banks who have given millions of dollars to people who are less than deserving of loans. Unfortunately, it is difficult to believe that this is the case, fully. The mortgages labeled as sub prime are only 7% of the total outstanding mortgages.
According to Professor Mark J. Perry’s Blog for Economics and Finance
Fortunately, subprime ARMs make up only 7% of the total mortgage loans outstanding according to the MBA, or about one out of every 14 loans, and of those subprime ARM loans outstanding, about 1 out 20 were in foreclosure in 2007-Q3, or about 1/3 of 1% of all mortgages.
So it seems impossible that this tiny portion of foreclosed mortgages could possibly cause such a large drop in housing prices. Some say it is possible that the sub prime market could have poisoned land values. When the few sub prime mortgage holders foreclosed on their homes it caused a ripple effect lowering prices of neighboring homes and raising adjustable rate mortgages causing them to foreclose.
Take a different idea altogether into consideration. The United States was built on the prospect of the gas combustion automobile. For the past 70 years or so the country has been developing a system of roads and highways that connect the cities and jobs to the housing. This system was great while gas prices were low, but as prices doubled it became difficult for many to pay to commute. When the United States began industrializing rapidly, the main mode of transportation for both people and product was predominately rail. It was after 1910 or so that a shift occurred to the automobile and trucks for transportation.
If gas prices reached a point where people could not pay their mortgages, would it be possible that this was the cause of the larger scale foreclosure rate? The same principle behind the ripple effect of foreclosures can be put into action again here. After a few foreclosures, housing prices would fall in the area and increase the monthly cost mortgage cost for the people who were paying their adjustable mortgages without a problem.
So, what is the solution? Go Electric!
Convert your car.
Buy an electric.
Buy a hybrid.
Take the train (if possible)
Install Solar Panels.
Now that gas prices are becoming a problem, solutions are being put into action. It doesn’t have to be a difficult solution the people take action. You need to make a change. If you wait for the government to make changes it will take forever. Do you really want to keep the need for volatile petroleum prices to keep rule?
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