Energy Supply is More Important than Climate Change - Energy Automation Systems

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The Nobody's Fuel DVD has been endorsed by Mike McCormack, Member of US
Congress (Retired); Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Energy Research
and Production from 1973 through 1980.

"Understanding the facts about energy supply and demand is critically
important for all public officials, as well as all other concerned
citizens," writes McCormack. "Mr. Lightfoot's DVD 'Nobody's Fuel' presents
more up-to-date, accurate information about energy than any source I have
encountered. I encourage anyone interested in our nation's economic future,
and anyone concerned about global warming to obtain a copy of the DVD
'Nobody's Fuel', and consider seriously the facts it presents, and what our
energy policies should be."

"We are encouraged by the Congressman's endorsement," said H. Douglas
Lightfoot. "The extremely positive feedback we continue to receive is a
reflection of the public's frustration regarding carbon emissions and their
desire for practical information about energy," Lightfoot explained. "It is
crucial that journalists, politicians, and the general public have a clear
understanding of the engineering realities of alternative energy. There is a
need for the voices of experienced engineers in the current debate."

The Nobody's Fuel DVD makes it clear that there are serious limitations to
the current thinking on capping carbon emissions and on securing an
affordable and consistent energy supply. "When done in a lab," Lightfoot
explained, "many things will work. But when considered on a large scale most
are unfeasible, for good technical reasons."

There is a moment in history when new technologies catch fire. Nobody's Fuel
explains why this has not happened with renewable energies and is not likely
to. The Nobody's Fuel DVD gives a detailed explanation why there are no
renewable energy sources which can replace our reliance on fossil fuels on
the scale required.

About Nobody's Fuel:
Nobody's Fuel was produced to make people aware of impending energy
challenges ahead, and to promote a workable plan to provide the energy the
world needs, while ameliorating the carbon emission problem. Only through a
stable and affordable energy supply can we: lift poor nations out of
poverty; adapt to the effects of climate change; protect the environment;
and maintain the well-being of everyone on Earth.

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Received on Tue Jul 03 2007 - 16:01:13 EDT