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Chu on battery-powered cars
'''Steven Chu''' (b. 1948; - ) born in St. Louis, [[Missouri]], he is a 1997 co-Nobel Prize-winning physicist, former director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and [[Barack Hussein Obama]]'s Energy Secretary. Chu is known for his global warming alarmism. Chu said, "Coal is My Worst Nightmare." <ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2008/12/11/steven-chu-coal-is-my-worst-nightmare/</ref>
'''Steven Chu''' (b. 1948; - ) born in St. Louis, [[Missouri]], he is a 1997 co-Nobel Prize-winning physicist, former director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and [[Barack Hussein Obama]]'s Energy Secretary. Chu is known for his global warming alarmism. Chu said, "Coal is My Worst Nightmare." <ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2008/12/11/steven-chu-coal-is-my-worst-nightmare/</ref>
==Views on Energy and Transportation==
In October 2008, before Obama was elected, Chu spoke truthfully about how uneconomical battery-powered cars are. Chu said, "Current batteries for hybrid and electric cars last just five to six years, take a car only 40 miles on a charge—and cost $10,000. These aren’t going to sweep the market." <ref>http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/37422/title/U.S._must_invest_in_technologies_to_avoid_energy_crisis</ref>
==Additional Credentials==
==Additional Credentials==