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Forget $100 a Barrel - Oil Will Plummet to $30

The demand is now for alternative fuels. We use oil because we have no choice. We need an alternative, and that is a correct manner to weigh the usage of alternative fuels beyond oil.

Historically, the prospects of alternatives that are in play, as of 2007, outstrip the total output of wind and solar combined.

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Forget $100 a Barrel - Oil Will Plummet to $30

I like the aritcle and respect the points as defined. I draw from the comparisons of renewables versus fossil, that in time renewables will be the fuel of choice. In further light to compare or relegate the usa of hydrogen as having insurmountable drawbacks when stored or transported, one only need to look skywards to understand its full potential. Again, I agreee with the author when comparing the potential of all fuels to fossil, as now there is indeeed not only the alternative - but, a greater potential to generate the amount of power we need to consume. The problem is generating enough power not conserving it. There are still too many places yet to travel.