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Political Action Committee
To urge a shift in legislation to protect the
emergence and remove the suppression of new energy technologies,
including such things as magnetic motors, cold fusion, zero point energy solid
state devices, and super-carburetors.
"The notion of taxing free energy about 5 UScents/kW in
the State of California has provoked a furor in our network - and clearly in
California where 7,000 e-mail protests were laid."
-- Andrew Michrowski, Toronto (March 25, 2003)
Personnel: Looking for an international project director to coordinate
various nation's PAC efforts (inquire)
Related
- Activist > Energy
Action Center (US) - to promote awareness of energy efficiency
issues and events, while providing the necessary tools and tips for the
public to communicate with their policymakers.
- Activist > Alliance
for Energy and Economic Growth (US) - Broad coalition of energy
consumers and producers from every state in support of a balanced national
energy plan.
Sample Legislation
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Will
Coloradans Choose Renewable? - Groundbreaking ballot initiative will
be U.S.' first statewide vote on renewable energy and would require the
states major utility companies to obtain 10% of their energy from
renewable sources such as wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, and
hydroelectric power by 2015. (Common Dreams; Aug. 11)
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Indiana
Congressman Cosponsors Biodiesel Tax Incentive Bill (2003)
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Bill
Supports Fuel Cell Cars - would provide tax incentives to consumers
who purchase vehicles powered by fuel cells or other alternative or advanced
fuel technology. (Salt Lake Tribune; March 7, 2003)
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Hydrogen
Car Legislation
In Feb., 2003, US lawmakers Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Chris Cox
pushed for the development of hydrogen cars with proposed legislation that
would put hydrogen cars on the road in 10 years and also
reduce US foreign oil dependency by 30 million barrels a year.
Editor's NOTE: you can't legislate technology into
existence. Government's role should be to protect, not to create.
Page composed by SDA
Nov. 22, 2003
Last updated August 12, 2004
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