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From: goat industries [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [biofuels-biz] methanol collection
We collect methanol from hayes, UK
July 20, 2001
Sierra Club Considers a Mutual Fund
By JOHN H. CUSHMAN Jr.
ASHINGTON, July 19 - The Sierra Club, the oldest, largest and most influential
environmental advocacy group in the country, wants to start a mutual fund using
its well- known name to attract individual investors' money
Hi Todd, Keith and All,
Keith,
Inheritly safe reactors are designed so that
if the cooling fails nothing bad happens.
The nuclear balls are used in a gas cooled
reactor. They have small amounts of nuke fuel
surrounded by carbon sealed by several layers of
nickel
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Subject: Re: RE: Microprocessing of soybean oil to biodiesel
Cornelius, your extraction plant sounds very interesting. Could you please
email
your
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I have always wondered why nuclear powerplants are not
built deep under the ground, lets say, in the depth of
ca 200 meters or so.
That would prevent the harm from potential rocket
attacks by terrorist groups.
Mati Kokk
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So in what way are nukes biofuels, and why are they even being
discussed on this list?
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Are you really this stupid or are you on drugs?
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From: Pedro M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2001 7:13 AM
Subject: [biofuel] Nuclear
Does anyone know if there is any anti-nuclear or anti-petrol day ??. I
Since about 10:00 Friday morning I have been receiving about a message
an hour which seems to be generated by an Outlook Express virus which is
working its way around the internet.
Fortunately I have a Macintosh and do not use OLE.
For those of you who do use Outleak Express, make sure your
I have always wondered why nuclear powerplants are not
built deep under the ground, lets say, in the depth of
ca 200 meters or so.
That would prevent the harm from potential rocket
attacks by terrorist groups.
Mati Kokk
Why not make it 200 kilometers or so, Mati? Even better! :-)
Keith Addison
kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and personally, i'd feel safer riding a windbag than
a leadsled.
Until you get in a crash and your 3000, 4500 PSI
tanks blow up. Have you ever seen one of these blow,
not pretty.
Big high pressure tanks make me nervous.
Back in the early '80's I
jerry dycus wrote:
Hi Harmon and All,
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jerry dycus wrote:
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Plus you have to figure a major amount of pollution
just to manufacture the
battery for an EV, to replace it, and to recycle or
landfill it.
Ev'ers recycle
So in what way are nukes biofuels, and why are they even being
discussed on this list?
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List's got the 'flu. I've seen it happen to other
Chuck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you really this stupid or are you on drugs?
Why's it stupid?
Oh, hang on - you're the guy who looks for socialists under his bed
each night, aren't you?
Down with Socialism. Ban the Kyoto joke. Socialist morons abound. -
Chuck Kessler
And so on. Paranoia
Hi Chuck and All,
--- Chuck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you really this stupid or are you on drugs?
Be nice Chuck, he doesn't understand english well
yet, but he's trying.
This forum is for learning about energy, not
calling others names.
There is room for all opinions
What a lot of Hooeeey --- I've seen several large (and full, or
partially so) propane tanks that went thru a fire without any problem, and I
mean a fire that took the buildings down to the ground. Batteries aren't so
safe either -- all they need is a spark to set off the hyrogen gas, and they
...to get back to, ahem, biofuels... and to address safety, let's consider
the high flash point and energy content of biodiesel or SVO.
There is no other fuel that offers the same combination of energy density,
convenience, and safety. Whether you run just a diesel, whether you use it
to reduce
Hi Jerry
Hm. I thought Todd might have made a mistake picking the Hindenberg
as a metaphor. Not that it's the wrong metaphor, just that it got the
wrong response. Okay then, let's pretend the Hindenberg wasn't a
disaster at all. Neither was the Titanic, it was the iceberg that was
badly
Thanks for your reply. I am a farmer who is thinking seriously about the
prospect
of growing, pressing and producing bio-diesel. I have a few neighbours who are
interested by the concept and we would be looking at replacing 10%-25% of our
current petroleum derived diesel fuel bill with a
High pressure tanks do not fail randomly. A negelected or non-annually
inspected tank will fail at random. This is the fault of the operator not
the tank. A regularly inspected properly functioning tank (relief valve or
relief tube functioning) has a really low probability of failure during
Steve how much soy/other crops per year are you allowed to produce? Out of
that amount if it is not a food crop how much would you be allowed to
produce? Finally if your crops had a higher resale value as a fuel producing
crop versus food producing crop how much of your total yields would you
In any case, nuclear are the alternative to biodiesel and renowable energy,
some governators say.. For sure, Biodiesel and renowable energy it«s the
alternative to nuclear-fossil energy .
So in what way are nukes biofuels, and why are they even being
discussed on this list?
Biofuel
Hi Keith and All,
--- Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jerry
Hm. I thought Todd might have made a mistake picking
the Hindenberg
as a metaphor. Not that it's the wrong metaphor,
just that it got the
wrong response. Okay then, let's pretend the
Hindenberg wasn't a
Dear list,
Though I rarely make a contribution to this list, I have learned a great deal
from all of your open sharing of ideas and information.
A while back I posted a link to a paper I was working on regarding Hemp as
Biomass for Energy. Prior to that I asked Keith to look over my work,
Hi Tim and All,
Several things jump out to me.
You seem to expect 1 crop per year while most
areas other than Canada will support 3 to 4 crops per
year.
Methanol cost well under $1 per gal in industral
quanities.
Methanol increases the amount of biodiesel by
maybe
Carbon or graphite moderated cores have a fatal flaw. If it catches fire you
are in deep do do.
The plant that burned on the coast of England was graphite moderated.
Permanently poisoned a large area.
Coal plants can be equipped with scrubbers. The rare earths captured by the
scrubbers can pay
Mark,
But can these reactors withstand terrorist attacks
with modern anti-tank missiles? Or attacks with
nuclear missiles?
I have always wondered why nuclear powerplants are not
built deep under the ground, lets say, in the depth of
ca 200 meters or so.
That would prevent the harm from
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newer lead acids used a starved electrolyte scheme, where there is no acid
to drip, even when cracked open. today's lead acids are easily and cheaply
recycled, you just take the battery back to the place you purchased it from,
and they are responsible for returning it to a recycler.
a battery
who cares. this is not a anti nuclear forum. it's a biofuels forum. enough
already.
Steve Spence
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You wouldn't think so from the publicity that BNFL puts out. Come and see
how safe Windscale/Sellafield (change the name get rid of the problem) is.
You can eat your tea off the floor,or at least off the glossy brochure. That
reactor was the same design as Chernobyl. The only safe nuclear reactor
A propane cylinder does not exceed 37.5 PSI
An air tank on a tractor trailer rarely exceeds 150 PSI
Just to clarify..
To me, a 3500 PSI natural gas tank is more scary than a high pressure air tank,
it's not the initial release of gas that I'd be scared of, it's the resulting
explosion.
You are
Keith,
I think that is a rather flipant answer, and I object to the
development of genetic modification, a worthhile pursuit sadly
hijacked by big business, being classified as the same as denial of
climate change.
Researchers all over the world investigate gentic modification, not
just
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