thomas malloy wrote:
IMHO, the idea of our eliminating oil use is an idea worthy of Analog
or Amazing Stories.
I listened to Matt, the author of this website, interviewed on C to C
AM. He contends that the fractional banking system and by extension
the American economy is being kept afloat
IMHO, the idea of our eliminating oil use is an idea worthy of Analog
or Amazing Stories.
I listened to Matt, the author of this website, interviewed on C to C
AM. He contends that the fractional banking system and by extension
the American economy is being kept afloat by oil production
Jed wrote:
> We will also need oil for plastics and
> other synthetic materials. Today,
> roughly 20% of oil is used for such "non-
> fuel" applications. However, I expect it
> will be safer and cheaper to synthesize
> oil on site from garbage rather than to
> dig it out of the ground and tra
Jed wrote:
>
> Frederick Sparber wrote:
>
> >FWIW, Jed.
> >A couple of items.
> >1, Biomass char is an excellent carbon source for the production of iron.
> >This is
> > why the British depleted their forests before they started mining
coal
>
> Yeah, I thought of that. But would there be enoug
Frederick Sparber wrote:
FWIW, Jed.
A couple of items.
1, Biomass char is an excellent carbon source for the production of iron.
This is
why the British depleted their forests before they started mining coal
Yeah, I thought of that. But would there be enough wood to replace coal in
this a
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> From: Jed Rothwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Date: 9/8/05 10:00:39 AM
> Subject: Re: eliminating oil
>
> Wesley Bruce wrote:
>
> >We wont totally eliminate oil. There will always be car enthusiasts.
>
> That's what I said in my book, in chapter 1
Plastics are made from oil as well.
Harry
Wesley Bruce wrote:
> We wont totally eliminate oil. There will always be car enthusiasts. My
> father is restoring a 1920's Bullnose Morris truck. When I suggested
> converting it to Cold Fusion he threatened me with grievous bodily harm.
> ;-)He wa
Wesley Bruce wrote:
We wont totally eliminate oil. There will always be car enthusiasts.
That's what I said in my book, in chapter 17. I am a step ahead of you!
We will also need oil for plastics and other synthetic materials. Today,
roughly 20% of oil is used for such "non-fuel" application
We wont totally eliminate oil. There will always be car enthusiasts. My
father is restoring a 1920's Bullnose Morris truck. When I suggested
converting it to Cold Fusion he threatened me with grievous bodily harm.
;-)He was just kidding I hope.
Oil based fuel will become an boutique energy t
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