Hello Greg,
Easy sources of cellulosic material can be found in waste vegetable
matter from their local supermarkets and produce terminals. Our local
terminal throws away from 20,000 to 40,000 pounds a day of produce. If
you check with a major super market, then you can have another great
Colorado, about an hour south of Denver.Summer or winter it's cool in
the basement.
Greg H.
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You are very (very) close to some people I know out there.
Parker Co.
Luc
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Nice place.
Greg H.
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G'day Greg;
You are very (very) close to some people I
Hello,
Thanks for posting this. What do you think about the patenting of this
technology? Seems to me that by patenting cellulosic ethanol, we run
into the same problems as with many other renewable energy technology.
That is, it may be controlled and owned by private corporations. So the
I think that if the people who came up with technology deserve to make
money off of it. Compare the future for bioethanol with this
technology vs if it were never disclosed. Patents requires disclosing
how it works and they do expire. If anything will give people time to
find a similar way of
Dave,
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As it has been
explained to me, it is a matter of getting the enzymes cheap enough to
make it cost effective--one cannot make the enzymes themselves, they are
a product of biotech. Am I mistaken? What are the enzymes and where do
they come from?
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Enzymes are a product of nature,
of the processing plan.
Best wishes,
Peggy
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Hello Dave.
An application of cellulases is in the denim blue (jeans) laundery shop or
factory to make the stone washed effect on denim with dimished amout or
without stones, you might find global cheap providers of cellulases
, Paraguay
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Hello,
Thanks for posting this. What do you think
Hello Greg,
The smallest volume in a mushroom complex can be the fruiting head.
Mycelia (projections similar to our ideas of roots) can extend for miles
and it is the mycelia that can be one of nature's greatest assets un
filtration and healthy biomass: forest maintenance, and good soil. And
from the same cellulose biomass, would
be ( as far as I'm concerned ), an economic home run if it works.
Greg H.
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Best Regards.
Juan Boveda
Pilar - Paraguay
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Did I
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