I seriously doubt this will become a real issue in the near future. There is currently no real substitute for gasoline/diesel vehicles. Even hybrids take gas. Assuming a feasible alternative is developed in the next decade, it would probably take another decade to fully implement the technology and develop the infrastructure. People won't fully embrace anything until they can fill-up at a podunk gas station, would you want to be stranded because that gas station in Western KS doesn't have hydrogen pumps? Probably the biggest threat is high gas prices, which still puts the ball in your hands.
Hell, we're all going to die in 2012, right? 
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‘07 Mazda RX8
Past: 911T, 911SC, Carrera, 951s, 955, 996s, 987s, 986s, 997s, BMW 5x, C36, C63, XJR, S8, Maserati Coupe, GT500, etc
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