Environmental Carbon Policies President Obama And CO2 Reduction

Climate Cleanup’s Green Tech Project To Help Sustain Life On Planet Earth!

President Obama Takes The Lead

President Barack Obama leaves no doubt that his administration will move aggressively to address “long overdue” energy and environmental issues and, in a pointed reversal of U.S. policy under George W. Bush, he said that “ideology will no longer trump sound science.”

He said carbon emissions must be reduced to stem the ill effects of climate change, and oil consumption must be reduced to protect national and economic security from over-reliance on oil imports.  That’s the correct way of looking at the Climate Change issue.

If deep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are required to meet the UNFCCC [The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change] goal of stabilization of anthropogenic (man made) greenhouse gas emissions (of which carbon dioxide is the main culprit) – then one thing is clear, we must move fast, very fast. In 2007, US greenhouse gas emissions totaled 7.28Bt [billion tonnes] carbon dioxide equivalent (GtCO2e).

The capture and storage of CO2 from fossil fuel combustion could play an important part in solving this problem. However, widespread use of a newly available CO2 Emissions Reduction Black Box Device promoted by Climate Cleanup’s Green Tech Group could achieve rapid reduction of CO2 emissions without the need for a rapid change in the energy supply infrastructure.

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In the long-term the world’s energy system may have to be based on non-fossil energy sources. Decarbonizing the use of fossil fuels, by capture and storage of CO2, would help the transition to a future carbon-free energy system.  However, reducing current CO2 emissions by using our CO2 Reduction Black Box Device will ensure the rapid solution to saving the environment and life as we know it on planet Earth.

Today, there are many advocates of delaying needed actions and influencing government and the world’s population to wait for the emergence of alternate and renewable fuel sources to fossil fuels.  There is no guarantee whatsoever that the public will not be held to ransom by the suppliers of new fuels as they are currently by the fossil fuel providers.  This is the wrong target. We must act NOW and actually reduce CO2 emissions first!

The point is, it is not necessarily the fuel source that is the cause of the excess carbon dioxide CO2 pollution problem.  The actual problem is not acting to reduce the existing emissions, and this has primarily been because no universal device had been invented and made available to the world capable of reducing the CO2 emissions. Now there is such a device.

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