John Christenson, a man with an idea, modifies an automobile so that it can run without gasoline–instead, it generates its own motive power as it travels down the road. His invention could quickly and profoundly change the world’s power structures by ending U.S. enslavement to oil. John’s plan, developed with the help of a beautiful TV reporter, Leena Delaney, is to drive the auto from New York City to San Francisco without using gasoline, and broadcast the trip on live nati (more…)

This text addresses the use of innovative and eco-friendly techniques for energy production and for the management of the environment and its remediation.

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Review

A stirring call to arms urging Americans to demand that the government act now to meet the challenges of global warming and to tackle the country’s addiction to oil. Carson, former industry editor of The Economist, and Vaitheeswaran, who for ten years reported on environmental and energy issues for that magazine, take to task the automakers of Detroit and Big Oil, dubbing them “dinosaurs” facing extinction unless they change their thinking soon. The authors’ closeup look a (more…)