Tragically funny -
the statement about the world in the future being a grim place for my
children and my children's children is almost like a self fulfilling
prophecy.
If more people were truly serious about reducing their footprint -
they'd be committed to having no footprints following their
Hello All
I saw this on another list server
The Grand Canyon Rangers have been learning first hand the effects of simply
drinking water in heat.
They recommend eating with fluids.
Here's an excerpt from:
http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/hike-smart.htm
Drink and Eat Often
YOU SWEAT
All,
it has been brought to my attention that I omitted quite a few cavers from Bill
Steele's excellent article on the Honey Creek Work Project that was held on
April 11th thru the 13th.
There was an exellent turnout for this and a LOT of work and exploration was
accomplished.
There work and
Fritz,
My complaint is that we started after many and did not devote enough government
resources to it. Most of Europe did. Even Spain was ahead of us at one time and
still is I think. We lost sight of the OPEC oil problem in a hurry. There is a
new company in Idaho? (if my memory is right)
KWh:kilowatt hour or 103 W·h
MWh: megawatt hour or 106 W·h
GWh: gigawatt hour or 109 W·h
TWh: TeraWatt hour or 1012 W·h
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 6:56 AM, qui...@clearwire.net wrote:
Fritz,
My complaint is that we started after many and did not devote
enough government resources to it. Most of
From what I hear, one of the really big problems in the US is that no new
refineries have been built here in 30 years. What's up with that? Answer:
NIMBY. Even if we get more oil, what are we going to do with it?
Also, think oil shale and oil sands. I hear that they're doing some imaginative
Here's an idea:
What about turning all of that electricity generated by a wind turbine
into hydrogen?
Right there in the wind turbine itself. Using water and electrolysis.
If hydrogen truly is going to be the portable energy source (for fuel
cells) would it not make the most sense to produce the
'no new refineries have' I think that was what the big deal was when they lost
one in Rita. Not enough capacity.
I keep hearing that it's more expensive to make hydrogen than the amount you
would save. How does your suggestion jibe with that? Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2008
15:48:10 -0500 From: wavyca...@gmail.com To: power_lou...@hotmail.com CC:
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