Global warming and misleading information from both Government and "green organisations"

It is a well known fact that climate change and movement of fish stocks is a cyclical event and has little or no bearing on the activities of man. The scaremongering can be attributed primarily to the control methods of the politicians and the dubious agenda of various green organisations. I worked for some while with an accomplished chemist chris edgecombe who developed a renewable biofuel for use in power stations. He was vilified by Government departments and the likes of certain "green organisations" because he attempted and succeeded in producing a fuel that was not only renewable but non polluting and capable of the reducing the emissions from coal fired power stations. It is a fact that governments have no intention of losing their excise duty on hydrocarbon fuels and will do their best to stop research into green fuels (see latest news on Drax power station) Mr Edgecombe was also responsible for creating a similar fuel, which I think was called Biofuel 5 for use in marine diesel engines to reduce emissions and possible pollution in the event of the ship losing fuel or sinking. One of his other creations was a green heat transfer fluid to replace petro-hydrocarbon fluids and thus completely remove the risk of serious pollution under the COMAR regulations. There are many scientists working on green renewable fuels that do not decimate or de-forest areas and displace the indigenous wildlife. Each and every one is a target of either Government paranoia or fall foul of the aspirations of personal glory by certain members of the so called "green" organisations. Geekiep (talk) 22:43, 22 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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