Washington, DC -- Last August, then-candidate Barack Obama declared that, if elected, he would create five million new, green jobs. He's pushed that promise hard, with his stimulus package, appointments, and support of an ambitious climate-protection bill. But since he made the promise, more than five million Americans have lost their jobs. The fossil-fuel monopolies of the past -- coal and oil -- have mounted a vicious counterattack, hoping to strangle the clean-energy recovery before it can gain momentum. And Congress -- ever inclined to water things down and split the difference -- is showing more and more signs of missing the point: We need to do something BIG.
So, at this week's "America's Future Now!" conference, I urged the audience to raise our ambitions for green jobs, and start demanding not five million, but ten million new livelihoods for Americans who want to build a new energy future. I warned that while Obama has indeed been clear that he wants to move fast into the clean-energy economy: "There is something peculiar in the acoustics between the White House and Capitol Hill, something that deadens the trumpet peals of vision, disrupts the harmonics of urgency, and muffles even a clarion call to arms."
Scale, scale, scale. It is all about scale. Increasingly, wind entrepreneurs and union leaders alike are alerting us that unless we do renewable energy at a big-enough national scale, the supply chains that build solar and wind technologies won't be built in the U.S., with the jobs and prosperity that would bring, but instead will be shifted to Europe and Asia. We're betting tens of billions on the U.S. auto companies leading the world into an electric future, but we're making only a fraction of the investment in new battery technologies that the Chinese are.
And we know that it's doing things big that transforms labor markets and ends unemployment. Yes, ten million new clean-energy jobs sounds like a lot -- but if it enabled us to end our imported-oil habit, which costs us $700 billion a year, we could pay every one of those new workers $70,000 a year.
In World War II, we sent half our work force into the armed forces but still quadrupled industrial production by using the urgency of high demand and big goals to turn sharecroppers' wives into Rosie the Riveter. That, in turn, laid the foundation for our post-war prosperity.
It is time to double down.
Open your electric bill...increase it by 50% ..
NOW DO YOU WANT TO PAY IT?
Revolutionary breakthroughs will make possible a Self Powered Internal Combustion Engine - SPICE.
A SPICE can be used to power a hybrid. It will need no fuel and end the need to plug-in. The engine can run when parked and wirelessly transmit and sell power to the local utility.
The SPICE is powered by hydrinos. One barrel of water can equal several hundred barrels of oil. To learn more about SPICE and hydrinos see: www.chavaenergy.com Look under the heading HOW?
A second breakthrough is the MagGen. These magnetic generators, without moving parts, will replace batteries in electric cars, trucks and buses.
Scientists and engineers will doubt these technologies are possible until they have been validated by Independent Laboratories. That is an important step on the agenda.
Until now, car ownership has been an expense. Payments to car owners driving a hybrid with a SPICE, or powered by MagGen, are likely to be substantial.
When vehicles selling power to the grid fill a parking garage, it will have become a multi-megawatt power plant.
The cost of many vehicles might be paid for by utilities, as they purchase power whenever needed. The parked cars each become decentralized power plants - a rapid, cost-effective path to a rebirth of the automobile industry.
And several million green jobs!
Along with the issue that wind and solar does little to reduce our demand on oil.
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Properties of water, water droplet are playing bigger role in nature than GHG, despite water vapor is also GHG, they are cooling air better than anything else.
We have water droplet all around atmosphere in form of fog, clouds and those, which responsible for visibilities.
Wind evaporate these water DROPLET.
IT NEED 339 KCAL OF ENERGY TO EVAPORATE 1 KG OF WATER.
THE SAME ENERGY RELEASED, WHEN WATER VAPOR CONDENSED TO WATER DROPLET.
WE HAVE ONLY ONE DIFFERENCES IN THESE PROCESSES - ENERGY OF CONDENSATION RELEASED ON 5-7 MILES UP FROM GROUND LEVEL, WHERE LATENT HEAT MORE EASELY ESCAPE TO SPACE.
“Earth has an atmosphere and ocean, and the average surface temperature is a comfortable 15�C (59�F). Water evaporates from the ocean and land, cooling the surface. Winds carry the water vapor to other latitudes, and sometimes high up into the air, where heat is released when the vapor condenses to water."
" On our earth total annual evapotranspiration amounts to approximately 505,000 km3 (121,000 cu mi) of water, 434,000 km3 (104,000 cu mi) of which evaporates from the oceans (85.94%).
Area of the earth: 148,940,000 km² land (29.2 %); 361,132,000 km² water (70.8 %).
IF AREA OF WATER 70.8% AND EVAPORATE 85.94% OF WATER IT MEAN THAT FROM UNIT OF AREA OF WATER WE EVAPORATE MORE WATER THAT FROM UNIT AREA OF LAND.
Solar energy reflected back into space by thick clouds – 75-90%, thin clouds – 30-50%, water – 10%, grassy field - 10-30%, fresh snow – 75-95%.†Water absorbs more sun energy, than land.
Since the Northern Hemisphere contains the greatest proportion of landmass and land heats more than oceans the Northern Hemisphere summer season causes significant increase in the global mean temperatureâ€. IT MEAN EVAPORATION OF WATER COOL THE EARTH BETTER THAN ANYTHING ELSE!
“When I was flying over the Amazon rain forest in a small plane, I was struck by what happened immediately after a thunderstorm moved across an area of the forest: as soon as rain stopped, clouds of moisture begun to rise from the trees to form new rain clouds that moved west, driven by the wind, when they provided the water for new rain falling out of new thunderstorms.â€
It is marvelous confirmation how nature “immediately after a thunderstorm†cool hot air of forest by evaporation.
Water vapor is the most important greenhouse gas, than other GHG..
Molecular weight of water vapor is 18, nitrogen-28, oxigen-32, carbon dioxide-44. That means that water vapor is lighter than almost all others gases in the air.
It takes 339 kcal of energy to evaporate 1 kg of water-after that vapors goes up to clouds and above.
It takes only one kcal to heat one kg of water on 1º C
It take 80 kcal of energy to melt one kg of ice, when its temperature will be 0º C.
If it will be water vapor Gore will not see it because water vapor is invisible gas. He saw “Clouds of moisture begun to rise from the treesâ€.
Gore confirms by this statement that in air we have not only water vapor as greenhouse gas, but always and water moisture-small droplet of water mixed with air and different greenhouse gases.