Green Quirk part 7
Conclusion: permanent solutions for a healthy environment
From the previous six Green Quirk articles, several conclusions can be drawn:
The vulnerable massive grid infrastructure should be reduced to multiple microgrids or local grids to avoid massive blackouts over a wide area. Only a small area of the grid would be affected by a blackout that can easily be repaired and maintained. Microgrids are also more cost-effective with the reduction of power loss during transmission because of shorter distances.
As mentioned before, solar and wind are intermittent and not very cost-effective as a stable, reliable power supply when the rate of power return, maintenance, and equipment/installation costs are considered. A stable electrical power supply is vital to maintaining a healthy electrical grid and avoiding any outages, such as rotating outages. Solar and wind power plants should be grandfathered and decommissioned when becoming obsolete, and replaced with green hydrogen burning power plants, which are much more cost-effective and will provide a reliable, stable power output without having to worry about outages.
Biomass, coal, petroleum, and, to a lesser extent, natural gas burning power plants create CO2 and other dangerous pollutants and are no longer compliant with the current environmental regulations, which seem to be getting stricter as the 2035 and 2050 net-zero carbon targets are approaching. These power plants can easily be converted to green hydrogen burning plants without having to worry about pollution or net-zero carbon targets. Sequestering CO2 to create a net-zero effect may not be a good idea since the planet has become greener in recent years due to the increased CO2 levels. The current CO2 level is far from an environmental problem that is related to climate change, and any warming or cooling periods are much more complicated than what climate models tend to indicate.
Hydro dams and nuclear power plants are the most costly to build, and can also be grandfathered and decommissioned when obsolete, and replaced with clean, green hydrogen power plants.
Green hydrogen-burning power plants can be built anywhere; they are scalable, growing with the community, require no smokestack, are non-polluting, genuinely renewable, and use hydrogen produced by water electrolysis as fuel to generate electrical energy. Hydrogen produced using this method is almost completely green with very little pollution, and no CO2 sequestering is needed to achieve a net-zero effect.
Governments should work towards making the suppressed free energy/over-unity technology legal and protect, at all costs, inventors from dark forces wanting to harm them. Governments should also flush out existing free energy devices that have been confiscated and criminalize organizations or individuals that refuse to cooperate with their release.
Free energy/over-unity technologies, once manufactured, are completely green with no pollution, and can easily replace the electrical grid system and be installed in every building, providing a permanent, reliable power supply indefinitely. This would permanently end electrical grid infrastructure problems. In fact, this would end the building of power plants. This technology can also be installed in electric vehicles, making them permanently self-sufficient in their electrical needs without external chargers, thus eliminating the additional load on the power grid infrastructure. These devices can be recycled when the usefulness of the building or electrical vehicle has expired.
High-mileage carburetors are also suppressed technology and should be made widely available on internal combustion engines. As with the free energy technology, any organization or individual interfering with the introduction of high-mileage carburetors should be criminalized and held legally accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
Effective nuclear radiation remediation technologies should be used immediately when there is a radiation leak or a nuclear power plant meltdown. Other proven pollution remediation technologies can be used in the manufacturing industry, sewage treatment, polluted waterways, and other areas where pollution has become a problem. Again, as with high-mileage carburetors and free energy technology, any organizations or individuals interfering with the use of proven remediation technologies should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Electrogravitic and quantum teleportation technologies go hand in hand and are no longer science fiction, and have been developed, tested, and utilized by the covert military-industrial complex. Electrogravitics can be used in space and personal vehicles. Quantum teleportation can transport passengers, freight, packages, and mail easily and effortlessly from one point to another in minutes, as opposed to days. This would eliminate the polluting surface, sky, and ocean freight traffic. Quantum teleportation and levitation are nothing new and have been used by the ancient Vedic Yogis and Rishi Seers of India while practising their Siddhis.
It’s imperative that we end the childish nonsense of exploiting for profit the problems pollution has created and start implementing genuine technologies to immediately remediate environmental problems. The current ‘false’ solutions are mostly a whitewash and don’t address the environmental issues.
Keeping it simple and cost-effective is important. Proven technology developed to alleviate environmental problems should be used and not sat on for use at some future time. A clean environment is a jewel that should be cherished. The health of an organism living in the environment is a direct reflection of the health of its environment.
These conclusions may seem radical at first, but should, at least, be considered when assessing our green energy needs and environmental health, and their compliance with government regulations, which are soft, especially when it comes to chemical and electromagnetic radiation-related pollution. Useful suppressed technologies that can safely and effectively reverse environmental damage should be flushed out using whatever legal instruments are available and implemented gradually, in phases, to minimize any major economic disruptions.
Green Quirk part 1 Introduction
Green Quirk part 2 Radiation Remediation and Thorium Reactors
Green Quirk part 3 Over Unity/Free Energy
Green Quirk part 4 Internal Combustion Engine Efficiency
Green Quirk part 5 Electrogravitic Space and Personal Vehicles
Green Quirk part 6 Water Electrolysis and Hydrogen
Green Quirk part 7 Conclusions
References:
Rajivsoni; Renewable Energy Sources; February 20, 2023; Types of Renewable Energy Sources – stepstogreen; Site accessed 5-5-2025.
WTS Energy; Renewable Energy; Renewable Energy | WTS Energy; Site accessed 5-5-2025.
Charles Kuss
2025
Updated: 5-23-2025
