Jeremy Rifkin gives hydrogen a bad name
9 November 2005 by Hydrogen PowerAround here, we look at hydrogen as a potential answer to energy problems but it has to prove itself like any other technology. Jeremy Rifkin, author of The Hydrogen Economy, perpetually prophesizes doom if we don’t get on board with hydrogen immediately. We’ve mentioned before how he sounds so alarmist about everything that everyone starts to steer clear.
Compounding the problem is his connection with many other organizations where utter doom and catastrophe is predicted because of certain technologies or ideas. Chances are, he makes a good living predicting doom, unfortunately, his predictions are demonstrably wrong as others have noted.
Like we said, he gives hydrogen a bad name.
via Instapundit
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