Yes, Tin Lizzie Was An Alcoholic - Newly Updated 1911 Model T Touring - photo by Lars-Göran Lindgren Sweden Correcting Bad Revisionist History About Ford s Multi-Fuel Model T Automobile Great essay! Douglas Brinkley, Professor of History, Rice University; author of Wheels for the World: Henry Ford, His Company, and a Century of Progress By Marc J. Rauch Marc Rauch The most venerated automobile of all time is Henry Ford s Model T. Nicknamed Tin Lizzie, Leapin Lena, and sometimes Flivver, the Model T went into production in 1908 and the last models rolled off the assembly line in 1927. The vehicle was a success everywhere in the world it was sold because it made owning a car affordable to the masses for the first time.
E-Fuel Corporation: “Rejected Energy” the Real Culprit Behind Climate Change and How to Stop It E-Fuel Corporation: “Rejected Energy” the Real Culprit Behind Climate Change and How to Stop It The E-Fuel Corporation, a Texas-based technology firm, has come up with a revolutionary way to repurpose the largest energy source on the planet ˜rejected energy, which experts have identified as a leading cause of climate change. According to research conducted by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the US Department of Energy, rejected energy accounted for an astonishing 67.5 percent of the total energy consumed within the US in 2019. To put this in simple terms, if you placed three gallons of fuel into your vehicle, only one gallon provides mechanical energy to rotate the wheels and the remaining two gallons are rejected through the radiator, tailpipe, and engine friction heat into the atmosphere. Even electric vehicles Reject Energy constantly during battery charge and discharge cycles which accelerates as the battery ages.
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Energy prices and oil demand could drop to levels not seen since the late 1960’s Tom Quinn Founder of E-Fuel Corporation On September 4, 1882, Thomas Edison flipped the switch on the world’s first power grid system at the Pearl Street Station in the Financial District of Manhattan that was fired by coal with stacks spewing out hot air pollution. During this same period John D. Rockefeller began producing kerosene and gasoline fuels, followed by Henry Ford’s first automobile production plant, and the Wright Brothers kickstarting the aviation industry. Most scientists would agree this era likely triggered our current major Climate Change condition. In the past twelve-years, the U.S. and international investors
The Immorality of Arguing That There s a Moral Case for Fossil Fuels By Marc J. Rauch Updated June 16, 2018 Marc J. Rauch In 2014, a young man named Alex Epstein - who s described as a philosopher, energy theorist, and industrial policy pundit - wrote a book titled The Moral Case For Fossil Fuels. Alex used this book to springboard to a career arguing the merits of his case on a website, magazine articles, YouTube videos and live debates. His website states that Alex will accept a debate any time, any place. (I ll get back to this challenge later on). Also, in 2014, Kathleen Hartnett White wrote a short book titled Fossil Fuels: The Moral Case.