This article highlights the psychological burden climate change imposes on youth, citing a BBC-reported survey. It argues that taking positive action to reduce fossil fuel consumption can alleviate stress for both young people and concerned adults, while also yielding environmental and economic benefits. The cleaner atmosphere observed during COVID-19 shutdowns demonstrates the tangible impact of reducing fossil fuel use. Additionally, the finite nature of fossil fuel reserves underscores the urgency of transitioning to sustainable energy sources. Fossil fuel consumption not only threatens resource availability but also imposes crippling economic costs globally, with air pollution alone costing billions of dollars daily.
The document introduces an internationally patented invention capable of reducing global fossil fuel consumption by over 33%, which could save $832 billion annually. Despite its potential, the invention faces rejection from governments, universities, and environmental organizations without substantive technical critique. The paper seeks to raise awareness about this innovation, which uses hydraulic systems to produce clean energy, challenging conventional scientific assumptions. It calls on open-minded individuals to advocate for the technology and embrace its promise of a sustainable future.
Climate change is a major psychological burden on the youth, as per the linked survey reported by the BBC.
LINK: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-58549373
Take positive action to reduce the use of fossil fuels
- Openly seen positive action to reduce burning of fossil fuels will tend to relieve the stress on the youth and concerned adults.
- The atmosphere was noticeably cleaner after the COVID shutdown, which is demonstrated proof that reducing fossil fuel burning will tend to clean the atmosphere.
- There is a finite source of fossil fuels: Stanford University” – May 23, 2019 — Oil will end by 2052 – 30 years time, Gas will end by 2060 – 40 years time, Coal will last till 2090 – 70 years time”
- The cost of energy is crippling economies.
The monetary benefit of applying the invention
U.S. ENERGY INFORMATION:
“Globally we burn 97 million barrels a day.
That represents a global cost of approximately $6.9 trillion per day.”
Yale University
“Feb 12, 2020 — Air Pollution from Fossil Fuels Costs $8 Billion Per Day … The cost represents 3.3 percent of global GDP, or about $8 billion per day.”
NOTE: An internationally patented invention exists that has the potential to reduce global fossil fuel burning by more than 33%.
If only 33% of the total fossil fuel use is prevented, the global cost avoidance would be $832 billion per year.
Who’s stopping us?
Governing authorities in government, multiple universities and large environmental organizations have all rejected the invention with no technical arguments addressing the invention’s actual design drawings.
Repeatedly, when the opposing authorities come to the realization that the invention claims are true, they take a no contest position and terminate communication.
This presentation is intended to bring concerned and open-minded people to …
- Understand that a lesser volume of hydraulic fluid can generate a larger volume of hydraulic fluid at equal pressures.
- Understand that applying the accepted scientific formulae (W = PΔV and W = FD), concludes with work output exceeding work input, which contradicts conventional knowledge.
- Understand that a patented invention allows a hydraulic system to produce clean energy.
- Realize there is some HOPE for the future if their collective voices are heard.
