I am considering introducing a private members bill in Canada to make
recyclable fuels not pay gas tax. By my calculations if that where done
biodeisel would replace deisel overnight. With the way oil prices are
going it may not take long anyway, but hurrying up the process would
help a lot.
So
One of the nice things about diesel fuel is it doesn't burn very well
unless under high compression making it very safe compared to gasoline.
I would assume biodiesel would have the same properties. Also Diesel is
an oil rather then a solvent which is why diesel engines last a lot longer.
I don't really think this is worth responding to however.
Remember the only hope of cruel dictatorships surviving throughout the
world is by having an enemy. Don't help them make one up. I am not pro
the coalition going in but they are not the enemy of the Iraqi people.
Remember the enemy of y
So we have a guy attempting to analyse a document that has changed many
times through history and proven beyond a doubt basically an urban
legend dating back hundreds of years. That really sounds like people who
are attempting to interpret nostradamous' predictions of the future. I
am sure the
It is cool, but is it proven? Anyone want to start a algae farm? I am
sure it would be easy to find a patron among the internet millionaires.
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> Thanks very much, that's a really cool article. Algae for oil,
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I am simply saying that if the document is sufficiently vague it is
trivial to match patterns in the document to reality. I have not read
war and peace but if it is vague it can easily be interpreted as a valid
professy.
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I like ducks and I support ducks. They taste good with a bernaise sauce.
- bfn - JAW
biobenz wrote:
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Okay here is a question:
What would the price of the oil be for Algae farmed oil?
Someone here said they had been doing this stuff for years.
What is your price for various quantities?
Is it cheaper than Soy oil etc?
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I am interested in looking into the current techniques for producing hydrogen.
What is considered most efficient. Is it more efficient at higher pressures? Is
the best way reversing a fuel cell? Electrolyzing water? Are there any good web
sites on this? Are there filters for hydrogen gas like t
I have no intention of defending Isreal. However the tone of these articles are
scary at best. Talking about motive as being irrelevant, etc, etc. Of course
motive is important. If there is no logical reason for someone to do something
most likely the basic assumptions are flawed.
When a war g
I find this things very hard to believe. My father was telling me about
how in the 70s someone put together a book that said we where going to
run out of nickel copper and various other metals. The book quoted
mostly dates in the 80s. It is now 2004 and we are recycling some stuff,
but we are
welcome further
discourse on this subject.
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Keith Addison wrote:
> John Woolsey wrote... a load of total nonsense. A bunch of fact-free
> opinions only to be found among a particular sector of
> thoroughly-spun Americans. Whatev
I hardly call that site a news site. It is probably better classified as a blog
where someone who has an axe to grid is trying to build a case for hatred. If
you don't believe me start clicking some of the links. ie if you buy this then
maybe you buy something else more blatant. I don't believe
Let's hope the algea sink in the Ocean keeps working in fighting CO2 because
apparently our politicians aren't going to help us for another ten years or
so... Either that or the oil runs out which would probably solve a lot of other
problems. The good news is I believe the Gen-Xers politicians
That is great. Is it really only 2c / gallon more expensive? I was told by the
boideisel.org that it was 1c per perceion which would make it $1/gallon more
expensive.
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-- Original Message --
From: "Andr
Try this test:
Sit down and try to find something positive about US foreign policy. I am not
going to mention anything specific at the moment I can think of a few things.
Things that generally turned out well. Don't search the net find them in your
head.
Can't think of any can you? Now that we
biobenz in specific, but it really applies to anyone on this list who wants to
try. Remember I live in Canada and at least one of our political parties
believes that opposing the States is valid party policy. They believe valid
policy is doing the opposite of anything the US does. To me that is
Recycling is interesting from a variety of levels. You are likely correct that
it may be there primarily to assuage guilt. But the interesting thing is
governments are paying for it to happen. It was a first step and it proves that
we are capable of moving further. Packaging legislation decreas
I have no intention of listing good things. The point has nothing to do with
defending the US. The point is to see if you see the US as good and bad or just
bad or just good. If you fit into the just bad or just good categories you
should probably rethink your position.
For example Saddam Huss
Hasn't Brasil been using Ethanol for years now?
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Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 17:33:14 -0400
>John Woolsey wrote:
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>>Electric cars p
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