Use hydrogen-powered fuel cells for transportation (trucks, trains, buses, airplanes, automobiles) plus nuclear generated electricity supplemented by other creative sources such as wind, tidal and solar. The infrastructure to generate a demand for hydrogen, to move to the required tipping point where the technology and demand for hydrogen make it commercially viable will need to start with airplanes and public transportation. Government subsidies may be needed to develop the technologies, such as production of hydrogen from water, efficient fuel cells, and the distribution system. Nuclear power has an emotional negative associated with it due to connotations related to atomic bombs. Public education and leadership by major democratic nations could reverse this incorrect perception but it will take time and commitment. For a detailed expose of this solution, and its practicality, read Smelling Land by Dr. David Sanborn Scott and go to the Smelling Land website to view a number of interviews with Dr. Scott.