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Wednesday, June 18, 2008 12:00 AM

Gas prices and offshore drilling

Not much is at stake on Election Day 2008. Just the long-term health of the global economy and the future of the planet. That's what the offshore drilling debate is all about.
Andrew Leonard

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  • Wednesday, June 18, 2008 04:00 PM

    Part of the solution - One of the ways it will work

    In most of the USA, we can set up hydrogen gas stations. Each station can have its own well, for water. And it can have its own solar collectors, for energy.

    Each station can produce its own hydrogen, and more productive stations can feed less productive stations, also feed higher deman stations using the same tankers that now deliver your beloved gasoline.

    Don't get me started. I have written too much here. Sorry. Please continue.

    —timbuktom Read timbuktom's other letters

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