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A Convenient Solution by Howard Johnson, an eBook
By AKW Books
A groundbreaking work on the energy crisis. It's causes and possible solutions. Not future pie-in-the-sky, Mr. Johnson's solutions can be implemented today.
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Description
Is Global Warming a myth, a conspiracy, an “Inconvenient Lie, or “An Inconvenient Truth”?
Is carbon dioxide good or bad for the planet?
Are petroleum products good or bad sources of energy? Wind farms? Nuclear? Bio-fuels?
Do we need to conserve or produce more energy for an ever-expanding world economy?
Are politicians making the problem worse or better?
No matter if you think all this is an Inconvenient Truth or something else, Howard Johnson’s A Convenient Solution has many of the answers to our energy crisis along with some solid solutions we can implement using today’s technology.
We can replace all fossil fuels with renewable fuels and alternative energy sources within ten years and with only minor disruptions to present manufacturing and distribution systems.
A Convenient Solution describes most of the existing energy systems and some proposed new ones, all within current technology and present capabilities. Some of these proposed systems are quite unusual and some are very recently announced. Mr. Johnson provides many unique and surprisingly workable, long-term answers to the many growing concerns about energy, the economy, and much greater energy efficiency and reliability.
Adopting these new systems would improve our balance of trade, our economy, our job opportunities, and our technological presence while eliminating the growth of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
The point has been reached where we no longer have the luxury of time. The menace is here, now, and dangerous. If we don’t act immediately, the consequences could be catastrophic.
95,000 words. (roughly equivalent to 365 pages in mass market paperback format)