dont listen to the crazy "the man is holding us back" people. it's just that invention only comes with a major breakthrough, then technology platues for a while and more advances arent made until people are motivated enough to find them. the people that need to be motivated are the people who pay the scientist. and until the 70's there was absolutely no need to do anything else. then only in the last 7-8 years have we realized just how destructive fossil fuel burning is on the planet. give it a few more years. we are just now optimising the technology we've been using.
there is also the problem of supply. say i make it so that cars run on say pudding pops. well, i now have to have pudding pop pumps next to gas pumps. with as much money as big oil makes that kind of transformation would still be a crippling economic blow.
simply put there hasnt been a real NEED for alternitive fuel till relitively recently so the advances are still on the horizon. they are already starting though. coal plants are now starting to use recently dead organic materials i cant find a website at the moment to describe it better, but if u mix i think it was barley and wood chips to coal you of corse use less coal per burn and therefore release less carbon that the earth has locked away for centuries. I think the department of energy seems to be the best site to read about stuff like that.
2006-12-31 07:18:09
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answered by Matthew S 2
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Alternative energy sources have been discovered. Whenever a new energy source is invented, the oil companies and the government find a way to keep it from being used by the masses.
2006-12-31 07:04:39
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answered by lj1 7
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There are people working on alternative fuels and engines. As you can imagine, this does not get much support from the government who is in bed with the oil companies.
2006-12-31 07:37:03
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answered by ZeedoT 3
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Oh, there are. But the oil companies don't want you to know that. They have far-reaching influence, over politicians and automobile manufacturers sometimes. There is no way that in all the years we have run our cars on gas, that no scientist has found a better solution.
If it "got out", how would they make money? Cars that don't run on gas are their worst enemies. They want to keep us dependant until the last reserve runs dry.
2006-12-31 06:59:22
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answered by April 3
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except you convey a working generator on your trunk there is no useful replace potential source for a automobile stereo. you could rig it as much as batteries in spite of the undeniable fact that it would be a discomfort to maintain it charged up. you could run an extension cord on your automobile in spite of the undeniable fact that it would cut back the area you could tension, and the only incorrect way i comprehend to potential a automobile stereo might contain image voltaic panels, or putting a style of wind turbines on the roof of your automobile to generate potential from the wind. Hydro potential isn't an determination... so the only ultimate ideas are nuclear potential, or harnessing the potential from lightning. I additionally heard it relatively is theoretically obtainable to allure to potential from the earths middle, or from the oceans tides, and of direction you're able to desire to continually perfect loose potential or perpetual action. the subject you're having sounds like a distant cord subject. you do no longer inevitably ought to connect it to the ignition, any source that useful factors potential in basic terms on an identical time as the ignition is interior the on place will artwork. If I bear in mind you do no longer certainly ought to have the yellow cord related, in spite of the undeniable fact that it relatively is crucial that the blue cord be related good. I even have additionally experienced unexplainable issues on an identical time as installation automobile stereos that on distinctive activities became out to be defective decks.
2016-11-25 03:05:32
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answered by jaffe 4
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hybrid cars are popular and use gas and electric motors. there's also a lot of research going into the use of hydrogen gas to power cars because it is let off as steam and can be produced from water with an electric current. so yes. they have.
2006-12-31 07:00:04
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answered by meaganrox24 2
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It is your idea go do it.
2006-12-31 06:57:42
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answered by JOHNNIE B 7
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