We have money, man power, and the tools; #solar panels, #wind turbines, #hydrogen fuel cells, electrolysers, hydrogen fuel cells, and desalination plants. The missing ingredient is #caring about each other, going all the way, and into the right direction, instead of venerating selfish #Greed.

My chapter is, Burning Hydrogen Instead of Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas

I'm for tearing down all grids, but converting power plants is a triage to quickly stop coal pollution until we put #solar, small #wind and #hydrogen fuel cells on every building for zero emissions as well as energy independence.

Millions of #Desalination plants all over the world for unlimited water to end hunger/thirst. Dumping salt locally harms estuaries.

We stop using oil, clean out tanker ships, 2 tankers per, a full one goes out to dump salt into the northern seas wherever ocean are desalinating, 2nd one is filled.

I wrote my book in Alamosa, Colorado where every town is 20 miles apart from each other. #PostOffice operation costs would be less, service more reliable, would be able to deliver to rural areas if they produced their own gas, and demonstrate to communities that it's possible as they drive around.

With voting by mail they sent you the ballot 2 weeks ahead of time and you have the time to make an informed decision, comfortably at your kitchen table.

Also there is a drop box at the end of my street, it takes me 5 minutes, and I get an email that my ballot was sent and one when it's received.

I do a faster warm up because I only get 15 minutes for break, and one time someone told the security guard that I was having an epileptic seizure on the sidewalk.

I also shaved my head for 2 years and I tell every bald man I see that Bald is Beautiful to help them feel better about being bald.

Philanthropy to Save the Planet

(The Rich bragging at a party about how much they're doing)

'Well, we converted (to #solar, #wind, and #hydrogen) the entire island of Jamaica, Mon! (the Marley family could say.)

'Yes well, I converted the entire Island of Great Britain.' (the Queen could say.)

As I said in my book, it's not enough to point the outrages, we have to then say the next sentence and advocate for solutions, or we're just going to be perpetually outraged because the problem isn't fixed.

And we need to say it's unnecessary if we did the solution, when they say 'we got to do it.'