Average price of a gallon of gas in Europe is at least $10. In some
countries, $12+.
So price does not have a positive effect to urge goverments, private
institutions and individuals knowledgeable in the technology to
develope alternative energies. But no avail. People are frozen both in
Europe and the USA; they cannot demand development of alternative
energy from their goverments or institutions. Goverments and
institutions do not give a damn.
Brasil is the only exception. It produces a good amount of alcohol
from sugar cane. With the sup****t of oil, Brasil is not dependent on
oil from hostile countries.
On Jul 6, 10:55=A0am, "Frank Arthur" <A...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Alternatives to gasoline will never come about as long as cheap
> gasoline is available. When gasoline reaches $5,$6,$7 or more per
> gallon then people may demand more from their present lax governmental
> leaders.
>
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