In 2007 the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted vast changes in the climate caused by carbon dioxide emitted by our fossil fuels energy system.  Today’s energy system is indispensable; yet, it appears hazardous to life on space ship earth.  Despite the hazard Chinese and Indian economies are consuming fossil fuels and the emission of carbon dioxide at increasing rates.  Their growth will lead to fierce competition for oil.  Fierce competition can lead to war.  Small nations with large supplies oil will exert undue influence on world affairs. 

The book “Global Warming Can Be Conquered” introduces the Renewable-Fusion-Hydrogen (RFH) system. The RFH energy system will produce no carbon dioxide.  If implemented, the RFH system will simply replace the current system because it will better serve humanity’s needs. 

In the book Chapter 1 reviews the contemporary energy infrastructure.  In Chapter 2 alternative energy sources are examined. Chapter 3 describes this author’s selection of the optimum energy sources.  Chapter 4 shows that a portable and storable fuel is required.  Chapter 5 describes the optimum portable fuel.  In Chapter 6 the energy generation and fuel are combined to show how the RFH energy system can provide a robust distribution technology.  Chapter 7 describes zero carbon dioxide transportation. Chapter 8 shows how a by-product of the RFH energy system will help eliminate pollution not derived from fossil fuels.  In Chapter 9 a path for implementation is sketched. 

Critics will argue that implementation of the RFH energy system will cause the decline of current energy industries, modify financial structures, influence worldwide society, and the change the balance of power among nations.  The critics will say that the costs will be large.  The critics will be correct.

The alternative to these voluntary disruptions will be disagreeable and possibly devastating.  They will involve the same or greater levels of disruption and cost.  These disruptions will be forced on us by environment degradation, escalating energy prices and international conflict over dwindling fossil fuel reserves.  These forced disruptions will come when the when the world’s ability to respond will be enfeeble by shrinking energy reserves and escalating prices.  However, if we accept the disruption and costs associated with implementation of The RFH system it will be accompanied by certain knowledge that we will have plentiful energy from a system that will not harm space ship earth.

The critics will say that the existing "political/economic system" cannot accommodate this level of change.  This criticism is only an excuse for inaction because we are the "system".  We will adopt something similar to the RFH energy system on our own volition or be forced to do so by nature.  If we volunteer the results will be pretty; if nature forces us, the results will be ugly.