For details of the process Marc mentions below, see:
www.fischer-tropsch.org
Dave
Marc de Piolenc wrote:
What I think is neither here nor there. The place to find actual results
from attempts to reconstitute glycerides is the German Ersatz
literature from the two World Wars. Germany
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Diesel Car Emissions May Increase Global Warming
WASHINGTON, DC, October 22, 2002 (ENS) - Diesel cars, which emit less
carbon dioxide than gasoline fueled cars, may still encourage global
warming, argues a Stanford University professor.
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Methanex to file new NAFTA case on Calif MTBE ban
CANADA: October 23, 2002
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canadian chemical producer Methanex
Corp has not given up its fight for $970 million in damages over
California's ban on
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Spain studies dropping renewable fuel subsidies
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SPAIN: October 24, 2002
MADRID - Energy Minister Jose Folgado said this week Spain was
considering the removal of
This flies in the face of conventional wisdom, which maintains that aerosols
like soot actually reduce warming by reflecting solar radiation back into
space. Even black particles do this by re-radiating infra-red having been
warmed themselves. I don't like to discuss conspiracy theories, but
If you want the paranoid conspiracy theory, see;
http://www.anomalies-unlimited.com/Chemtrails.html
and a method of using the reflectance:
US5003186: Stratospheric Welsbach seeding for reduction of global warming
Inventor(s): Chang; David B. , Tustin, CA
Shih; I-Fu , Los Alamitos, CA
This flies in the face of conventional wisdom, which maintains that aerosols
like soot actually reduce warming by reflecting solar radiation back into
space. Even black particles do this by re-radiating infra-red having been
warmed themselves. I don't like to discuss conspiracy theories, but
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/10/23/automobiles/23PHIL.html?tntemail1=p
agewanted=printposition=top
October 23, 2002
A Couple of Detroit Doyens Go From Gas to Electric
By BRADEN PHILLIPS
BOB STEMPEL and Lee Iacocca, former leaders of American carmakers,
spent their years in the corner office
the whole sordid tale (or at least a good part of it) can be found at
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/mtbe.htm
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At 04:17 PM 10/27/02 -0500, you wrote:
I'm being totally honest here. We don't kill our political adversaries in
this country. I'm offended at the very accusation. The accusation is total
horseshit, and I have no respect for those who encourage it. Take a reality
pill, and leave the conspiracy
At 08:58 AM 10/27/02 -0800, you wrote:
Howdy. I read your diatribe on nuclear energy and got
a good chuckle out of it.
First of all that light is the oscillating lines of
force between charges was first advanced by Farady in
the mid 1800s.
LMAO! Maybe we should take science lessons from this
Congratulations Steve, you have just solved the American energy problem!
Giving back land to people who owned it thousands/hundreds of years ago and
accept ethnic cleansing, will reduce the population and solve the energy
use of the whole American continent to sustainable levels.
You must
http://ens-news.com/ens/oct2002/2002-10-22-09.asp
Diesel Car Emissions May Increase Global Warming
WASHINGTON, DC, October 22, 2002 (ENS) - Diesel cars, which emit less
carbon dioxide than gasoline fueled cars, may still encourage global
warming, argues a Stanford University professor.
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/18285/story.htm
Methanex to file new NAFTA case on Calif MTBE ban
CANADA: October 23, 2002
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canadian chemical producer Methanex
Corp has not given up its fight for $970 million in damages over
California's ban on
Hi Hakan and all
Some comparisons:
What the federal government says Canadians can do to reduce
emissions by one tonne per person annually:
Reduce motor vehicle use by 10 per cent.
Savings: .5 tonne
Buy a vehicle that is 25 per cent more fuel efficient.
Savings: 1 tonne
Lower the thermostat
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MADRID - Energy Minister Jose Folgado said this week Spain was
considering the removal of
On Sat, 26 Oct 2002 04:30, you wrote:
Motie,
I liked this very much and published it on,
http://energysavingnow.com/
Hakan
I forwarded it to my Moto-Guzzi motorcyclist list as they have been
moaning about our illustrious govt being more more Moronic.
Thanks, Doug
PS you will be
I have no doubt about that the Canadians will meet Kyoto with ease. Being
the largest energy user per capita in the world, the effect of relative
modest energy saving, will meet Kyoto, since it is a reduction in
percentage of historical pollution. It is a win-win situation for the
Canadians,
From John Perry Barlow. Interesting.
-- --
100, 000 March in San Francisco. Media Fail to Notice.
So I went down to the demonstration yesterday. Instead of getting my fair
share of abuse - the San Francisco police were as non-confrontational as
The only thing Spain have done is to pay the companies
who put up wind generators. Spain have no other history
of support of any other renewable. I did not know that wind
generators was renewable fuel, but it does explain why
he talk about electricity. It is pathetic and one of the
reasons why I
Detroit is mounting some defenses. It is odd that the
country that is among the smallest in using diesel
technology (1% of cars, compared with Europe 25% to
40%), seems to have such a problem with it. The
comparison of particular matters and carbon dioxide
is not really relevant. If you do not
I think that your friend is probably talking about
Switchgrass. This is a native prairie grass (in the
Midwestern US amp; parts of Canada) that can be used
as an energy crop. It has many ecological advantages
over crops like corn amp; soybeans. It requires
little (or no) pesticide/herbicide
Thought you might be interested in this. I became aware of it quite a
while back, and first saw it referenced in mainstream Western media by
Robert Fisk of The Independent newspaper, UK, a week or so ago.
-- A CBS Sixty Minutes interview between Leslie Stahl and Madeleine
Albright, on 12 May
Found this on tdiclub.com this morning, and thought many of you would be
interested. My apologies if this has already been discussed.
The Environmental Protection Agency has released a draft report
entitled, A Comprehensive Analysis of Biodiesel Impacts on Exhaust
Emissions. This draft
Found this on tdiclub.com this morning, and thought many of you would be
interested. My apologies if this has already been discussed.
The Environmental Protection Agency has released a draft report
entitled, A Comprehensive Analysis of Biodiesel Impacts on Exhaust
Emissions. This draft
Hello Beth
Oh, switchgrass. Clever you, sweet grass had me puzzled.
Blaird, there's been quite a lot of discussion of switchgrass here.
Do an archive search for switchgrass:
http://archive.nnytech.net/index.php?list=biofuel
Info-Archive at NNYTech
Best
Keith
I think that your friend is
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Harmon Seaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds a lot like somebody put an altimeter device on the planes
controls.
Dubbya would have excellents motivation to have him killed.
I think this is a bit over the line! It is just as likely that the
Democrats had him
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October 23, 2002
A Couple of Detroit Doyens Go From Gas to Electric
By BRADEN PHILLIPS
BOB STEMPEL and Lee Iacocca, former leaders of American carmakers,
spent their years in the corner office
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], motie_d [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Harmon Seaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds a lot like somebody put an altimeter device on the planes
controls.
Dubbya would have excellents motivation to have him killed.
I think this is a bit
Yes, sweetgrass (Hierochloe odorata) is a very fragrant native
praire grass that is widely used as a sacred, ceremonial plant. It's
indeed burned, but usually only as incense and smudges for cleansing.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Beth Rosen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that your friend
the whole sordid tale (or at least a good part of it) can be found at
http://webconx.green-trust.org/2000/biofuel/mtbe.htm
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we have pushed a few thousand gallons of biodiesel through our 2 rabbits.
about halfway through we switched the fuel lines to a viton replacement. now
we run waste veggie oil. We currently buy hoses from www.greasel.com
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It's a good match. But then, most diesels are. It's a good engine for WVO as
well.
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