> From: Steven Krivit > Can you tell me more about these requests off line? What they look > like? Any ideas where they are coming from? > May I can help.
Yes. It's mostly friends and coworkers who have listened to me about peak oil. They range from professionals to burger flippers. Of course, they already knew I was a crackpot about exotic hydrogen energy. :-) Seems they have begun their own research re: Hubbert Peak and the truth about our oil supply and are realizing that they will never see $2/gal gas again. Many are dumping their SUVs and pickups. In a company gathering I stood up to speak and mentioned that rapid transit and commuter rail will (our business) will prosper in two years when gas hits $5/gal . . . well, you can guess the reaction. I started writing a form letter and found it difficult not to come off acerbic. You know me, I'm not the type to write the kind of letter a Senator's aide will actually read. I was using phrases like "national emergency" and "manhattan project" and too many web references. Come up with something good (or several) and post it on your web site. Nothing like a good letter writing campaign to get Congress' attention. It has damned sure worked against those who say we should adopt the same nutrient supplement laws which have recently passed in Germany. Regards, Terry
