* Cars in the World; There are 1.475 billion vehicles on Earth and as of this writing, 8.1 billion humans. And before you ask, that's 1 car for every 5.492 humans, or 0.18 cars per capita, or 182 cars per thousand humans.

   Trucks / Lorries in the World; 7.0 Billion, (approximately) .

   Commercial vans in use in the World; 17.0 Billion, (approximately).

   Oil Tankers in the World; 8,500 (approximately).

   Merchant/Commercial Ships in the World; 118,00. (approximately).

   Trains/Locomotives in the World; 100,000, (approximately). 

   Power Stations in the World); 62,500, (approximately).

   Nuclear Power stations in the World; 440. (Generating 390G Watts peak       capacity of power). China installed 30Gw of solar in 2024. Equivalent to         more than 40 nuclear power stations.

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* Definitions. United Nations (Landmark) Report from  1987; Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.  ​Oxford English Dictionary,  `´The property of being environmentally sustainable ´´; The degree to which a process or enterprise is able to be maintained or continued while avoiding the long term depletion of natural resources. ​

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* Fossil fuels quantity (tonnes mines per years) compared to Lithium (2023) ; Approximately 8,100 million tonnes of oil and gas are mined (Used Once). 7,700 million tonnes of Coal (Used Once) and 132 million tonnes of  recyclable Lithium.  (Sand a remarkable 43,000 million tonnes).

* Give me a Chinese solar panel once every 25 years rather than a barrel of oil a week.

* All cars on average are parked 95% of the time. Plug electric cars into your house and grid and we solve the electricity storage and electrical grid distribution problem.

* LED light bulbs produce 95% light and 5% heat. Old style light bulbs produce 5% light and 95% heat.

* A good fossil fuel car is 25% efficient. Electric cars are 90+ % efficient.

* A 1 degree Celsius average global temperature increase adds 7% of  moisture to the atmosphere. = More extreme rain, storms and floods.

* A 1.5 C  global temperature increase is an average. However some areas are seeing increases and decreases of 10 degrees C . Some areas even more extreme peaks and troughs.

* We have put 300 million years of fossil fuels carbon (CO2) capture back into the atmosphere in only 200 years. This human deployed carbon dioxide is destroying the weather energy balance that has existed over the last several thousand years.

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