Location	United States
Introduction	Artist, sculptor, retired industrial designer, Stephen Bornstein is Currently living in Maunabo, Puerto Rico since 2024. For the last 15 years, he has been environmental activist, promoting a Hydrogen-Oxygen Combustion “Heat Engine” as a substitution for fossil fuels and a viable solution for green house gases. He has been on an active promotional campaign, using his websites to promote public awareness of this retrofittable solution. He is also written an online book, entitled, “Connecting .the Dots”. It presents the universality of Qigong, Yin-Yang philosophy and the centrality of the hydrogen atom in the universe. globalenergyinitiative.blogspot.com Mr. Bornstein had an international design consultancy practice in South Florida from 1976-2006. He lived in Austin Texas 2006-2024. During his time there, he worked for the Austin Parks & Recreation Department in their History, Arts and Nature Division and served on the board of several philanthropic organizations. In 2022 Mr. Bornstein’s Art works and library were accepted into the permanent archives at the Burke library at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York

Location

United States

Introduction

Artist, sculptor, retired industrial designer, Stephen Bornstein is Currently living in Maunabo, Puerto Rico since 2024. For the last 15 years, he has been environmental activist, promoting a Hydrogen-Oxygen Combustion “Heat Engine” as a substitution for fossil fuels and a viable solution for green house gases. He has been on an active promotional campaign, using his websites to promote public awareness of this retrofittable solution. He is also written an online book, entitled, “Connecting .the Dots”. It presents the universality of Qigong, Yin-Yang philosophy and the centrality of the hydrogen atom in the universe. globalenergyinitiative.blogspot.com Mr. Bornstein had an international design consultancy practice in South Florida from 1976-2006. He lived in Austin Texas 2006-2024. During his time there, he worked for the Austin Parks & Recreation Department in their History, Arts and Nature Division and served on the board of several philanthropic organizations. In 2022 Mr. Bornstein’s Art works and library were accepted into the permanent archives at the Burke library at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York