Page Eleven - Who Looses?

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Those With Vested Interests Who Would Be Economically Diminished if Hydrogen Fusion Was Available as an Inexhaustible Supply of Energy  

1. Bio-diesel Producers.

2. Ethanol Producers and those who grow and sell food-products, which are used for producing Ethanol to be used as a fuel.

3. Countries that produce and sell petroleum and its products.

4. Businesses that transport petroleum products by pipelines, ships and trucks.

5. Businesses that refine petroleum products to be used as fuel.

6. Countries that produce and sell Natural Gas to be used as fuel.

7. Businesses that transport Natural Gas.

8. Countries and Businesses that mine and refine Tar and Oil Sands.

9. Producers of systems that use solar light energy to produce electricity.

10.Producers of solar electric cells.

11. Businesses that design and or build Uranium fission plants to produce electricity.

12. Countries and businesses that mine, refine, and or sell Uranium.

13. All of the multitudes of persons, organizations and businesses who, by one means or another, are making money by frantically beating the drums for reducing our carbon footprint.

14. Businesses involved in the designing and or constructing systems for generating electricity by using wind power as an energy source.

15. Businesses involved in engineering, designing, and constructing systems for generating electricity by using as their source geothermal energy.

16. Businesses that install and maintain natural gas distribution systems for cities and rural areas.

17. Businesses that manufacture natural gas, propane, or oil burning furnaces for home heating and industrial purposes.

18. Businesses that mine coal.

19. Businesses that transport coal.

20. Businesses that produce methane from decaying organic materials.

21. The nuclear physicists whose economic bread and butter comes from pursuing controlled fusion by means of crunching hydrogen isotopes ever-tighter together, without having any significant proven success, but their continuing promises, for future success, sucks up billions of dollars for their continuing dead-ended researches.

  

All of the local, state, and federal governments, who realize income from taxing the above listed businesses and persons.