Jon Mckee Queen has been an ardent supporter of green Earth movement. His focus is on how conglomerates and companies can adopt market-based environmental and energy efficiency platforms that can be economically sustainable and viable. His rousing literary pieces have gotten significant attention from the decision makers, financiers, key government officials and influential individuals causing them to re-evaluate their short and long term business plans. Social corporate responsibilities have been re-defined and re-packaged to incorporate ecological awareness. Companies that have operations which directly involve in possible harming the ecological balance like manufacturing, packaging, mining, oil refinery, and transportation have invested in zero ozone depleting and no-volatile organic compound technology. This allows them to significantly reduce their carbon dioxide emissions and hit their greenhouse gases emission reduction target based on either Kyoto Protocol or statutory laws such Clean Air Act and Mercury Cap Act.
His exposure with US Environmental Protection and Agency and United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change 1997 Kyoto Protocol has led him to passionately put forward proposition papers on energy conversion and energy sources expansion. Jon McKee Queen joins the worldwide chorus on exploring sustainable energy sources like sun, water and wind. His researches show a direct correlation of price tag of fuel usage in those industries mentioned. Petroleum-based processes are less expensive than investing in new technology that requires all-consuming logistics and funding needs.
That economic-based contention may be true for the next 20 years, Jon Mckee Queen reminds the companies that world dependency on oil will peak on the next decades as the oil reserves would be depleted and its price will definitely soar to its all-time high. Before this dilemma happens, it is better to gradually diversify energy sources to avoid deadlock.
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