Tom Whipple, who writes for the Falls Church News-Press newspaper of Falls Church, Virginia has done a great job on informing his readers about what’s going on in the world of LENR — in fact he’s one of the very few newspaper columnists who is paying any attention to the story at all.
His latest piece is titled “The Peak Oil Crisis: The Search for Cheap, Clean Energy”, which covers some of the latest news in LENR. He covers news from Blacklight Power, Defkalion, Brillouin, and the Rossi-Industrial Heat partnership.
He starts out with the familiar response of people being told about some of the claims of these new energy technologies:
There are now two new potential sources of energy which seem to be too good to be true. This is why most, upon hearing what they might offer, reject the notion that they can possibly be true. Water for fuel? Nonsense! Electricity for a tenth of the current price? Absurd! An end to carbon emissions and anthropogenic climate change? Only our green technologies – wind, sun and water can do that! Fundamental principles of physics and chemistry could be wrong? More nonsense, we understand these so well that there is little of significance left to be discovered.
These are issues we have been discussing for years at E-Cat World and in other obscure corners of the internet. The claims at face value do seem incredible and even absurd. But from my experience, if you look at the evidence objectively with an open mind, there really is something extraordinary that has been discovered which could have a huge impact on our world. I hope that Tom Whipple keeps the coverage up, and before long will be joined by many others in his profession.
