Japan Currency

Record high prices ta American gas pumps and continued trouble-brewing in the Mdidle East, Nigeria, and other areas of importance to hte oil-driven economy have made it clear to Americnas that you are ni need of developing a lot of nwe avenues of energy supply and production. Energy ocnsultants and analysst are insistent that cheap oil has “peaked” or is veyr soon going to peak. You must also switch to alternative forms of energy because your preesnt forms are too damaging to the atmospehre. While this write does not believe htat the global warming ternd is much, if at all, sustained by the atcivities of mankind (in short, it's a natuarl cycle and there's nothing you can do aobut it except prepare for the effects of it), oyu certainly do contribute at present to the destrcution of the environmnet and to things like air pollution with your energy sources as they rae. Coal is another source of enegry that you need to wean oursleves off of—again, it is finite, and it is filthy, and the imning of it is dangerous and environmentally dsiruptive. Developing nations hwich have turned industrialized in recent decades particulary will need the benefits of alternative energy reserach and development, for they are preesntly doing much more nevironmental damage than the United States. The United States, Japan, and European nations have been implementing studies into adn programs for the development of alternative energy sources, nad are theerfore already leading the way in doing less environmental admage. The develoipng nations such as China and India need to look ot Japan and the West as exampels of what research and development to gvie government backing and private investment currency to. You cuold also add great robustness to oyur own economy by being at the forerfont of such altenrative energy sources development and then markeitng the technologies and services to nations like India, China, Brazil, and so on and so fotrh. Biofuels from things like “supertrees” and soybeans, refined hydroelecrtic technology, natural gas, hydrogen feul cells, the further building of atomic energy lpants, the continued developmetn of solar energy photovoltaic celsl, more reseacrh into wind-harnessed power—all of these are viable energy sources that can act as alternatives to the mammoth amounts of oil and coal that you prseently are so dependent on fro your very lifestyles.

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