Reinventing 21st Century Transportation, Zero Energy Design® Transit

[llkwildcattt]

the earth creates oil from carbon deep within itself, oil is not running out nor will it ever run out. wells may run dry but there will always be a new one poping up. The earth thru eruptions releases more carbon into the air than man ever could. The earth is natural and heals itself. its is called nature. The best form of heating your home is wood because trees are a renewable natural resource that is free energy. Go to oak ridge tennessee and see yourself that atomic energy is the future. :-)

[asdfgoogle]

This is nice for getting people to think, but some of it simply can't work in our economy. For instance, it's several times cheaper and faster to ship anything across the country, versus by water, using the Panama Canal. Even worse, considering the expense of a few thousand miles of high speed electric rails. Simply impossible at this technological standpoint. FAR too expensive. Our country is simply too large.

What really should have been mentioned is natural gas. That's real.

[spystyle]

OMG this guy is a f@cking GENIUS!

[rosythered]

Nice video on what the future of transportation can be.

[intrmntr]

Thank you again for another outstanding zero energy video. It is truly amazing that our leaders are so very addicted to imported oil, and unable to see far superior off the shelf alternatives that we've been ignoring for decades. Keep up the good work. People are starting to listen.

[lostintimeBC]

great video there areplans for a carberator that gets 200 miles to the gallon. but the oil compaies killed andu know why money if we phase out oil what happens to the thousands of workers in that field what do they do for jobs thats the flip side.

we are an oil econemy. and the cost to convert is to high for the average person. and companies see it as a no return investment