Harry Braun is a technical analyst and author in the interrelated areas of energy,  the economy and the environment.  He is author of The Phoenix Project, a 360-page book that outlines how to have the the U.S. lead the rest of the world in rising from the ashes of oil, coal and the other rapidly diminishing and highly polluting fossil and nuclear fuels to a Solar Hydrogen Economy with wartime-speed, with technologies that could have been mass-produced in the 1920s.  Details of this "transition of substance" are available on the PhoenixProjectFoundation.US website.  

Harry is a graduate of Arizona State University and for the past 30 years he has served as an Advisory Board Member of the International Association of Hydrogen Energy (IAHE.org), a peer-review scientific society that has over 2,500 Ph.D-level chemists and engineers as members from over 45 countries.  Harry ran for Congress in 1984 against John McCain, and given his frustration with George Bush and John Kerry, he also ran as an independent presidential candidate in 2004.  He is the founder of the Phoenix Project Foundation and the Phoenix Project PAC (P3) which is seeking to organize Congressional Hearings on implementing a Solar Hydrogen Economy and a Constitutional Convention to pass the 10 Amendments that are outlined on the P3Amendments.US website.  Harry is also CEO of Sustainable Partners, a renewable energy company that was the original developer of the $150 million Mesa Wind project in New Mexico, which is pictured above. 

The Peak Oil Problem

The collapse of critical energy, water and ecological resources is already occurring. 

The Solar Hydrogen Economy Solution

Windships                          Water Turbines                             OTEC      

Making hydrogen from seawater with a mix of sea-based windships, water turbines, and  ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) systems can not only displace fossil and nuclear fuels worldwide, but deploying such solar hydrogen production technologies can also save the threatened global ocean ecosystems in the process by providing a vast sanctuary for the remaining fish and other marine organisms that are being hunted into extinction.

The Solar Hydrogen technologies could have been mass-produced in the 1920s.

   
         Hydrogen-Fueled Engines                         Liquid Hydrogen Storage Tanks

As Harry points out in his book and the papers on exponential growth that are posted on the Phoenix Project Foundation website, the Exponential Age in which we live means humanity is rapidly accelerating towards a technological "utopia" of molecular biology that eliminate aging and disease, as well as an ecological "oblivion" of mass-extinction because humanity is rapidly destroying the biological life-support systems of the only planet in the universe that can sustain us and our future descendants, and the outcome may well be determined on how quickly the Phoenix Project is implemented. 

This Hydrogen Home built in Provo, Utah was developed and engineered in 1977 by Roger Billings, a member of the International Association for Hydrogen Energy (iahe.org).  All of the appliances in the home were modified to use hydrogen fuel, including a Tappan gas range, water heater, outdoor BBQ and even a Coleman stove, as well as the primary vehicles, which included a new Cadillac, which was also used in the inaugural parade of president Jimmy Carter, as well as a Jacobson farm tractor.  Prior to this effort, Roger Billings also modified the engine and all of the appliances in a Winnebago mobile home, as well as a Monte Carlo Chevrolet, his father's Model T Ford and even a lawnmower.  One of the first wind-powered solar hydrogen homes and vehicles was developed by John Lorenzen, who only had a 6th grade education.  An ABC News report by Peter Jennings of this remarkable effort is at the end of the main Phoenix Project video documentary that is available on the PhoenixProjectFoundation.US website.

The Evolving Exponential Utopia

  
        The Big Bang                                    The Nanobes                                       DNA
   The Birth of Hydrogen                 Hydrogen Evolves Into Life           A Nanobial Supercomputer

Biocybernetic Evolution

Biocybernetic evolution involves the integration of biology, computers and robotics, and it will ultimately result in a new species that will live indefinitely: Homo Immortalis.  Such developments are now occuring very rapidly, but these advances are very dependent on avoiding abrupt climate changes, so that the earth's primary food production systems can be maintained.  Only then can the explosive exponential increases in knowledge allow the remarkable developments in molecular biology and nanotechnology to continue.   But as the Time cover story below indicates, there are plenty of reasons to be concerned.

 

                           The Exponential Explosion of the Human Population

The Exponential Iceberg

The Crossing of the Exponential Curves
is where one will find the Exponential Oblivion Iceberg
As More and More People Compete for Fewer and Fewer Resources.