I have implemented a “green” policy at work where all my staff either have to walk, cycle or run into work. For those living further afield we have implemented a car sharing scheme and not one of my employees travels alone. At work we are just as conscientious with energy saving light bulbs and lights automatically switching themselves off when there is no movement detected in rooms. Its not alot – but at least we are trying our best to help our childrens futute existence

I have my own blog and would very much like to open a new topic on this very subject. Keep up the great work guys.

And, New York Times article: “Meaningful Numbers of Plug-In Hybrids Are Decades Away” at http://greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/14/report-meaningful-numbers-of-plug-in-hybrids-still-decades-away/

“The mass-introduction of the plug-in hybrid electric car is still a few decades away, according to new analysis by the National Research Council . . . , the study suggested that a “more realistic” scenario is closer to 13 million cars. That would represent 4 percent of the estimated 300 million cars that would be on the road by then.”

Which is correct?

If it will take a few decades, is this much different than proposing a hydrogen economy?