...and they continue to this day, mostly through the spread of disinformation, paying for false or misleading "scientific" reports, and heavily paid lobbyists, some of which made their names working to fool the publuc about the harms of cigarettes.

Even today, they are working hard to keep fossil fuels in the mix by promoting the lie that Hydrogen can only be made through the use of fossil fuels, when the bulk of the world is focusing their efforts on building a "Green Hydrogen" economy that uses no fossil fuels, and emits no greenhouse gases either in it's production or use. The technology is there, it's already in use, and we are being fooled into believing it doesn't exist.

One day, soon hopefully, the American public will stop being fooled by the misinformation and will see that we are dangerously giving away our nation's energy security if we don't catch up with the rest of the world and start building out an energy economy to replace CO2-emitting fossil fuels.

the time period of most of his hydrogen articles and when he says "Hydrogen is a dangerous material that should only be handled by highly trained chemical engineers or other qualified types." he ignores the fact that H2 is safer than propane or natural gas. It would be funny if not so sad.

As I write this there's a 250 gallon propane tank about 20 feet away. And if there's a leak and a spark I'll probably die. And for the record, I didn't come here to get into any ridiculous H2 "fight", I've much better things to do. Thanks for being openmided, FTR I don't think H2 is a magical savior or anything, it's just a part of the new green future, which China is hard at work on. The US seems to be hard at work fighting with themselves - while subsidizing - wait for it - OIL AND GAS and if anyone thinks it will be easy to stop the blood suckers in that industry from leaching off the US good luck!

We can sort out the details once we're past the danger of pumping more CO2 into atmosphere.

Over the years he has made a lot of sense.
Hemp fiber can replace wood for paper and save the trees. It grows in poor soil and need less moisture than most crops. Hemp seed for food and oil that could replace desial fuels. The fiber can help replace plastics, see Henry Fords experimental car body using a composite of hemp fiber. It’s a renewable resource. That can even be used in construction projects. The paper it makes is far superior than tree paper. In fact our Constitution is written on it. The more you look into it, the better it gets.

The fact is that after all this talk about all forms of so called "renewable energy," the climate is becoming more and more unstable because reactionary "renewable energy" doesn't work. Thus the ability to grow crops, either for food or hemp or some other cellulosic plant becomes more and more problematic.

One of the consequences of extreme global heating is water shortages resulting from droughts and the disappearance of glaciers. It is also clear that extreme temperatures impact growth rates and sustained, can kill crops.

....we haven't yet replaced fossil fuels with renewable energy as our energy useage increases. Pass it on.)

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