Conclusion:

This process of combining operations will cause new challenges in the area of mineral rights. Before being implemented it will be necessary for the State, whose responsibility it is to safely dispose of biomass and provide clean water, to claim the mineral rights of all waste water, garbage and sewage. In return for the citizenry surrendering their individual rights to that which they paid to ingest, should realize a reduction in tax burden for its disposal because suddenly the disposal of such human waste will become an asset, instead of a liability. In todays increasingly litigious society, you can be certain that if all the legal loopholes are not proactively closed, similar to the mineral rights the federal government maintains over federal lands, a court battle could have a negative impact upon our desired results.

The combined operations employing solar chimneys with resource reclamation will cause an increase in jobs for even those now living on the socioeconomic margins. It will relieve tax burdens by allowing municipalities to recoup construction costs and cover the cost of operations and maintenance of the facilities.

It is truly a win-win situation for all involved. It addresses and solves environmental concerns, not merely appease them. It allows existing corporations to expand their markets and attract investors who are seeking to ease their minds of what kind of world they are leaving for their heirs. The worlds largest polluters will suddenly be capable of claiming themselves environmentally friendly and green.

Inexpensive power generation is what fueled the temporary carbon based economy. Hydrogen, and Solar Heat being inexhaustible energy stores, will mean the new solar hydrogen civilization will continue into a time in the future which is yet unimagined. Inexpensive electrical power combined with inexhaustible material supplies will ensure that America can once again enjoy the lead in the world manufacturing and export businesses.

The comparison of voluntarily removing our economy from carbon based energy which has a limited supply which is rapidly evaporating, that of Solar/Hydrogen can be compared to removing the US Federal Reserve from the Gold Standard in 1933. The economic recovery wasnt immediate, and wasnt even realized until after World War Two.
America and the rest of the developed world were in a deep depression in 1933. Everything was tried from wage increases to price fixing but each political move seemed to have the reverse of the touch of Midas as a result. Similarly today, the cost of living cannot be adjusted by raising minimum wage to ten or even twelve dollars and hour. The result would be the same except a loaf of bread would increase to four dollars and a gallon of milk would go up to eight. This sort of inflation hurts not only the middle class who get no pay increase, it actually burdens the working poor more because their Progressive Tax Bracket just went up one level while the price of living does as well.

What is needed to reduce the cost of living is to reduce the cost of energy. This cannot be done when the entire global economy is tied directly to the dwindling resources of energy that are based upon carbon. The idea of redistribution of wealth is nothing new. It is as old as mankind itself. When the industrial revolution was young, it was dependent upon inexpensive energy, a formula which has not changed, nor does it need to be changed. What needs to be changed in the formula is the integers which drives economic development and the growth of wealth. Our global economy today is dealing in a set of finite integers we call coal, gas, and oil. A rapid transistion to inexhaustible Solar/Hydrogen power will change that limited dynamic to an unlimited resource. An unlimited resource which will equate in and unlimited potential for continued growth in a global economy.

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