A couple of interesting points: Brazil already has 3.6 million
pure
ethanol driven vehicles on the road...
And they're turning the Amazon Basin into a wasteland at an alarming
rate. Maybe Jay has the figures to do the accounting on this.
Enough
And they're turning the Amazon Basin into a wasteland at an alarming
rate. Maybe Jay has the figures to do the accounting on this.
Enough "cellulosic biomass" -- typically, that means trees -- to
Neither ethanol nor methanol has the potential to "replace" fossil fuels --
mostly because of
Thomas Lunde persisted:
and for that you need some guys to sit in front of terminals for
months at a time, making corrections and hoping that they are not making the
problem worse. I want to know about those guys? Do we have them?
India has them, for instance. India is one of the main
Mackey David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most Ethanal is manufactured from agricultural crops such as sugar
cane, corn and wheat starch. Ethanol can be produced from trees but the
production costs are very high and have only been experimental. Brazil uses
sugar cane to produce most of its
Subject: Y to K Status Report
Y-to-K Date Change Project Status Report
"Our staff has completed the 18 months of work on time and on budget.
We
have gone through every line of code in every program in every system.
We have analyzed all databases, all data files, including backups and
Um, this is straying kinda far off topic, but when Pete Vincent wrote:
As to "cellulosic biomass", that is protein,...
I hope you were making a thinko/typo. I suppose any aggregate biomass
contains some protein but cellulose is a polysaccharide -- a sugar
polymer -- not protein -- amino acid
Michael Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Um, this is straying kinda far off topic, but when Pete Vincent wrote:
As to "cellulosic biomass", that is protein,...
I hope you were making a thinko/typo. I suppose any aggregate biomass
contains some protein but cellulose is a polysaccharide --
Just be sure you don't heat it.As I found out heat or micro-waves
kill enzymes.
REH
pete wrote:
Michael Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Um, this is straying kinda far off topic, but when Pete Vincent wrote:
As to "cellulosic biomass", that is protein,...
I hope you were making
