May 9, 2009
If drowning polar bears haven't convinced you that the climate is changing, perhaps the United States Government can be more persuasive. The U.S. Climate Change Science Program has issued a report on the impacts a changing climate is having on the American landscape. From the Washington Post:
The report, which runs 193 pages and synthesizes a thousand scientific papers, highlights how human-generated carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels have already translated into more frequent forest fires, reduced snowpack and increased drought, especially in the West.
This is a wake up call for citizens and policymakers alike. The effects of global warming are no longer part of a distant future scenario that we can fix when we get around to it. Already, according to the report, close to 60% of the animal species in our country have experienced some effects of a changing climate. The Department of Agriculture is already issuing warnings of increased risk of certain crop failure because of changed conditions.
All of this comes from the same administration that once encouraged more patience in verifying the science of global warming before taking policy action. This skeptical approach has given way to outright acknowledgment that global warming is real, it is man-made, and it is having effects on the United States. As floral blooming patterns and animal migrations change while forests burn and crops die, still some would say that we should do nothing.
Posted by Dan Rogers
April 16, 2009
Hydrogen Energy Conversion Using Fuel Cells
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology Holds Promise for the Hydrogen Economy
Fuel cells are one of the key enabling technologies for a future hydrogen economy. They have the potential to replace the internal combustion engine in vehicles and to provide power in stationary and portable power applications because they are energy-efficient, clean, and fuel-flexible. For transportation applications, DOE is focusing on direct hydrogen fuel cells, in which on-b... Continue reading...
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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Future
April 16, 2009
Oxygen Sensor Information 
In response to several requests for more information about Oxygen (O2) sensors, perhaps the following information will help.These procedures are only for self powered conventional sensors. Some very new cars are using a different style sensor that is powered. *Many* Oxygen sensors are replaced that are good to excellent. *Many* people don't know how to test them. They routinely last 50,000 or more miles, and if the engine is in good shape, can last the life ... Continue reading...
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Oxygen Sensors
April 16, 2009
Global Warming Puts the Arctic on Thin Ice
Answers to questions about the shrinking ice cap and its global significance.
1. Why are global warming specialists watching the so closely?
Is the global warming's canary in the coal mine. It's a highly sensitive region, and it's being profoundly affected by the changing climate. Most scientists view what's happening now in the as a harbinger of things to come.
2. What kinds of changes are taking place in the now?
Average temperatures in the... Continue reading...
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Global Warming affecting Alaska
April 16, 2009
The Tipping PointThe time to put global warming solutions into place is now.
We can't wait any longer. Scientists say we need to turn the corner on global warming within 10 years to prevent very dangerous impacts from becoming inevitable. Each year that passes without tackling global warming head-on makes the problem more difficult and expensive to solve.
But at the same time, global warming has finally gotten our attention -- Americans are increasingly aware that a warming climate is... Continue reading...
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Solving Global Warming
April 16, 2009
They're in the news almost as much as Brad and Angelina, and you know they have something to do with global warming. But what exactly is a greenhouse gas? In a nutshell, they're gases in the atmosphere—both naturally occurring and caused by humans—that absorb and emit radiation.
Ultraviolet radiation and sunlight hit the Earth and its atmosphere. Most of this is reflected back into outer space, thanks to the ozone layer, clouds, and ice on the Earth's surface. Approximately 25 percent i... Continue reading...
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Greenhouse Gas
April 16, 2009
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act requires small business owners to consider and implement multiple changes to their tax withholding, reporting, and record-keeping procedures for employees.
Here's a rundown of HR-related provisions that made the final cut in the stimulus bill:
COBRA Subsidy
COBRA allows workers who have their health benefits to continue coverage through the group plan for up to 18 months. Historically, the cost of COBRA continuation coverage is borne 100 percent b... Continue reading...
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Stimulus Package Changes
April 16, 2009
Since President Obama signed the economic-stimulus package into law February 17, I have received many questions about its provisions. And I've noticed that there are a lot of misconceptions about the plan. Here's the lowdown.
Misconception #1: Most people will get their stimulus money as a check this year.
Instead of receiving a check from the government, most single taxpayers will see an adjustment to their tax withholding in their paychecks in 2009 and 2010, giving them about $45 extra pe... Continue reading...
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Economic Stimulus Check
April 16, 2009
Brace yourself, . What if the already terrible economy gets even worse? And not just a little bit worse, but a lot worse? Look at it this way: If you put a group of brainiac economists together in a room and told them to create a computer model of a Great Depression 2.0, the key ingredients would probably be a) plunging stock prices, b) collapsing home values, c) soaring unemployment, and d) a banking system on the verge of complete implosion. And do we have all those terrible factors in play... Continue reading...
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Economic Depression
April 16, 2009
Fed Chairman Bernanke raised eyebrows (and, briefly, the market) last week when said there's a "reasonable prospect" the economy will bottom this year and be in recovery in 2010.
But Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett disagrees: The economy "will be in shambles throughout 2009 and...probably well beyond," the Oracle of Omaha declared this weekend.
In sum, Buffett and much of the rest of humanity are just now coming around to Nouriel Robuini's way of thinking, the economist known as "Dr... Continue reading...
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Economy
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About Hydro-Force Fuel, LLC
| Dan Rogers - CEO |
| Glendale, Az. |
The Garage Inventor is the spirit of American enterprise.
The garage is an essential part of the corporate origin. A company that starts in a garage lends itself to corporate grit, homespun roots in a humble way. The American Garage has become the workplace of American ingenuity.
Americas great companies; Hewlett Packard, Apple Computer, Walt Disney, Medtronics and Google were each launched in a garage, by developing a far-sighted idea, which ended up creating a whole new market.
Hydro-Force Fuel, LLC of Glendale Arizona, is another great company in this tradition.
Hydro-Force Fuel has taken a bold first step towards giving car owners the gift of hydrogen supplemental power. As public awareness rises and customer demand increases Hydro-Force Fuel will become America's answer to the energy crisis.
Dan Rogers represents many other garage inventors who see a need in our society and seek to fill it. It is his pioneering spirit and the spirit of others like him that will spur on the advancement in automotive technology from a grassroots level to mainstream hydrogen for everyone.
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Our Mission Statement
The Hydro-Force Fuel business model is designed to not only create an American made product, but also to create American jobs. Each Dealer/Installer is an independent business owner. 1500 to 2000 Dealer/Installers are expected to be created in the next several years, creating up to 6000 good paying American jobs.
Dan Rogers has done all of the research for this hydrogen injection system through years of working on his own car, refining his product to launch a National business.
Dan Rogers
Background and Training
Dan Rogers, Inventor and Owner of Hydro-Force Fuel, LLC was born in 1962 and raised in Phoenix, Arizona.
In the mid 80s, Dan moved to Granby, Colorado to raise his son in the Colo. Rocky Mountain environment, and in 1995, returned to the Phoenix area and now resides in Glendale, AZ.
Dan has accumulated decades of experience in Computor Programming, Electronics Repair, Commercial Electrical, Automotive, and 7 years of Engineering and Auto Cad Design.
By combining all of his years of experience, he has developed what is the most safe and sought after products in todays market. A vehicle add on product that saves gas, money, and helps fight Global Warming.
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