Ken,
There are many samples of orphan babies of one animal, that have been fed
and raised by the mother of other different animals.
Hakan
At 06:15 AM 7/7/2005, you wrote:
FWIW - My cat drinks milk from cows.
Derek
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From: Ken Dunn -
Robert,
We tolerate milk well, as long as we regularly drink it. If one stop to
drink milk for a long period, it is common that the tolerance goes down and
often the stomach will react violently against starting again. Often the
body develop an allergy against milk products, after a long
Keith,
I thought the list might enjoy this link from CNN.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/07/04/eco.car/index.html
Kindest Regards,
Robb Hensley
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here's a tought
What will happen if the majority of the waste vegtable oil in the
world is being used for biodiesel which isnt curently being burned and
is absorbing some of the co2 being produced by mineral diesel and
production and mineral oil consumption growes. Will this not cause an
increase
In the diamond industry, DeBeers Diamonds owns
about 90% of the diamond mines in the world. They do this, and it is no
secret. They give out a vry limited number ofcontracts to
diamond cutters and suppliers. Furthermore, they restrict the number of
diamonds and quality put onto the
Marc,
Bears are dependent on vegetarian food, not salmon. On occasion they do
feast on salmon, during the short period that the salmon returns to its
spawning ground. If bears were dependent in any way on the salmon diet,
they would go hungry most of the year and only exist in very small
Is it true you can bulk out dinodiesel with a mix
of veg oil and white/methylated spirit? Has anybody tried it? Did it
work?
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Perhaps of interest:
David Pimentel
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Best wishes
Keith
Hello John
Thanks to a post at TDIclub, I discovered that Pimentel has
released yet another report on ethanol. Looking at the dates below,
he's a month ahead of schedule this year.
Hello Chris
Trees are renewable and the lumber industry now replants more
trees than it takes.
The only problem with repanting trees, period, that i'm shocked no
one has mentioned (unless i missed it), is that the earth in a
particular area can only support 4-5 generations of trees before
Hello Richard
Nitrogen-fixing trees. Nitrogen, is that part of soil nutrients?
Yes, the main one. Allegedly. There's a better case for calcium
though. Soil nutrients aren't quite the same as plant nutrients,
though they should be - feed the soil, not the plant. The gospel of
chemical
Hello Ken
Keith,
Your make many points that give me reason for pause. However, I can
wait for someone else to do something about the problems that exist
or I can do something myself - done!
Quite right! Did you see Darryl's sig? It's your planet. If you
won't look after it, who will?
Hi Robert
snip
The Masai drink the blood of their animals. Is that better, or
worse? Does it matter?
Blood and milk, and it turns out they eat a lot of herbs and stuff
too. Whether better or worse, it sustained them in superb health
through many centuries.
You have to read Nutrition
Hello Ryan
In the diamond industry, DeBeers Diamonds owns about 90% of the
diamond mines in the world.
De Beers controls about 60 per cent of the world diamond trade, but
your point stands nonetheless.
They do this, and it is no secret. They give out a vry limited
number of contracts
Greetings,
It is not just the long hiatus that harms our ability to digest milk, but
the pasteurization which turns milk into a cooked protein. Raw milk is
wonderful. Texas now has legal raw dairies, but the price tag [$8/gal]
definitely makes owning your own cow look good.
Bright
Hello John
Is it true you can bulk out dinodiesel with a mix of veg oil and
white/methylated spirit? Has anybody tried it? Did it work?
At your own risk. Please see:
Three choices
1. Mixing it
2. Straight vegetable oil
3. Biodiesel
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_make.html#3choices
I think I am seeing a pattern here. I have noticed that some folks seem to
think that whatever is being done is bad... end of story . not just in this
forum, but it seems to be abundant here. I would like to suggest to anyone
who witnesses this tendency that they withhold criticism until they
Well done. Thanks Wes.
I am often discouraged to the point of being overwhelmed bythe struggle. I'm sure everyone in this forum has felt a wide range of emotions including outrage, guilt, sadness, inadequacy and (sometimes) triumph. Our environment doesn't always facilitate the efforts of those
Marc DeGagne wrote:
Hi Joe
Possibly I am blinded by fear mongering and misinformation by folks
like David Suzuki. Could you please provide me with some examples and
evidence of this misinformation. Here is a link to the David Suzuki
Foundation..
Keith Addison wrote:
Blood and milk, and it turns out they eat a lot of herbs and stuff too.
Whether better or worse, it sustained them in superb health through many
centuries.
This was my point! Some people recoil at the idea of eating dairy
products, but the evidence often cited falls
Joe, Halkan
I as well have sensed the doom and gloom attitude from Suzuki, there is
no denying it. But I think in recent years it has shifted to a more
positive approach of trying to make a difference by offering solutions.
I think "depend" was maybe the wrong choice of words to describe the
re: The Calamity Howler
Further to the article in The Economist, and Michael Ignatieff's comments -
there are three actions that are not going to happen, if the United States
and Americans overseas want to feel more secure:
- Americans are not going to impeach George Bush
- Americans are not
Hakan
This is a good point, remember Rómulo and Remo!!!
Sven
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None! My house is over one hundred years old. The orginal trees, if left
would have been all killed by bark beetle or worse fire. The land they came
from is still forest and has probably been cut several times since the house
was built.. The paved road in front of the house has killed a
Hi:
I don't know where Keith got his information about trees depleting soil
nutrients after 4 or 5 generations of trees.
I suggest that if you check with a silviculturalist, you may find that when
trees drop their leaves in the fall, the leaves start to decompose in the
next spring. The
"...Patricia Dillon, D-New Haven, the Connecticut author of the bill."
I live in New Haven but, haven'tmet Ms. Dillon (yet).
Mike
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[Biofuel] Bards of the Powerful
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4654447.stm
BBC NEWS |
Tuesday, 5 July, 2005
Galloway claims Africa deception
Ministers are using aid for Africa to cover up for
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/2cbfab24-ed7b-11d9-ac0d-0e2511c8.html
FT.com /
International Economy / G8 summit
US citizens back action to curb greenhouse emissions
By Scott Heiser in Washington
Published: July 5 2005 18:46 | Last updated: July 5 2005 18:46
Americans overwhelmingly support the
See also:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article9394.htm
Terror Attacks Near 3,200 in 2004 Count
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article9387.htm
It's imperialism, stupid
By Noam Chomsky
07/05/05 ICH - - IN his June 28 speech, President Bush asserted
that the invasion
The Institute of Science in Society
Science Society Sustainability
http://www.i-sis.org.uk
ISIS Press Release 06/07/05
Agriculture without Farmers
The WTO and EU agricultural policies are sweeping farmers off the
land in droves and threatening world food security.
mailto:[EMAIL
john broderick wrote:
Hi:
I don't know where Keith got his information about trees depleting
soil nutrients after 4 or 5 generations of trees.
Aarghhh!!!
Do you mind? That was NOT my information, Chris N posted that and I
strongly disagreed and countered it.
Please be more careful who
That was me, not Keith. I was told by a good friend
andwildlife ecologistthat this was true, and assumed it to be as
they were very passionate about deforestation and our consumption of paper
products. Forgive me if I'm wrong, when I see her again I'll ask her to clarify,
I might simply
Thanks Kieth.After reading the article by Naom Chomsky, Two things stood out in my mind and two statements keep me from forgetting them.
"That (the existence of WMD's) was the "single question," as stressed constantly by Bush, Prime Minister Blair and associates. It was also the sole basis on
Marc,
I wanted to get away from the bear discussion, because clear cuttings are a
major menace for nature and the major contributor to dead lakes. Not
because the clear cuttings per say, but because of the combination with
industrial pollution.
The humans are quite stupid, at a time when
hi hakan.
i don't know the figures, but the oil production in iraq since desert storm has been a very small piece of the pie, much diminished from what it had been. i can't argue, though, with the impactof bothincreased demand from emerging economies and the decline in the value of the $u.s.
Chris b,
When we talk about oil prices, we are talking on the prices and trading on
the spot market, which are relatively small volumes. Most large supplies
are contracted and not bought on the spot market, but the contractual
prices are regulated by the spot market, This means that the
on 7/7/05 6:15 PM, Hakan Falk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bush did in fact completely control the price with the purchases
to the inventory reserve and by that guaranteed a high price and
large profits for his buddies. Despite this, he has the nerve to
blame China and India for the high
Keith,
Along with active and informed opposition to factory farming,
industrialised farming and the food industry, that might be more
effective than just condemning meat and meat-eaters. Meat is bad vs
Do you know where that meat you're eating comes from? That
particular meat.
First, I
This item from American Free Press. More items can be seen by googling "Deleted uranium/ ingestion/ damage.
Glenn
Explaining How Depleted Uranium Is Killing Civilians, Soldiers, Land
Nano-particles pinpointed
By Christopher Bollyn
Depleted uranium weapons, and the untold misery they
Keith wrote:
And there are people who demand to
know: "What's all this off-topic political crap got to do with BIOFUELS???",
which usually turns out to be another way of saying they disagree with it and
want it censored.
Keith, I for one will put in my 2 cents and say quite honestly that I
Michael
As an American citizen, I must believe that there are people in the
world who understand that not all Americans stand by this president and that
there is a difference between a people and its government
There are quite a few of us out there.
The problem is that many of the people
todd,
you make an excellent point. i still remember how stunned i was when i first
heard how much feed/grain/meal goes into each unit of meat purchased at the
supermarket.
also, i understand there are aspects of chemistry involved which limit this
to some degree (especially when it comes to
Thanks Ryan. I'm with you on everything you said.
You mentioned the Dems. Nader called Democrats and Republicans part of a vast duopoly and I tend to agree. Theplatforms of both Bush and Kerry were strikingly similar.Ironically (or maybe not),the Nader campaign received very little air time in
hi, keith.
i have my own 'issues' with the big enviro groups. but i have been quite
impressed with one group as i learn more about them. that would be 'the nature
conservancy'. (although, i should point out there was some sort of unsavory
business a few years back wherein certain members of
Ken,
My English is bad. I know that and I am sorry if it was not clear.
What I thought I said, was that the rise of the consumption in China or
India, was comparable to the Bush purchases to the strategic petroleum
reserve and I also thought that I was safe in this statement.
US uses 25.4
NOWHERE in Mr. Noam Chomsky post is mentioned that over 2600 AMERICANS lost
their lives and did so on AMERICAN soil!!
IMO you would have to be a total moron to even think that the terrorist
would have been satisfied taking down the WTC! Hell no they would have kept
on killing AMERICANS at
yes, burning biodiesel creates carbon dioxide. Any internal combustion engine will produce carbon dioxide. But WVO, or even SVO is a renewable resource, unlike petrol. Biodiesel is not the holy grail, just one very tiny step along the way to being responsible.
john owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sir
on the
country we of the rest of the world think all americans are as their leaders
they
let him in (not elected )
so
they are all tared with the same bush till they get smart and get rid of him and
actually elect someone
the
world does not see as a bozo war monger ruled by
Greetings to you bio-fuelers,
I am new to this list serve and signed up hoping to find some advice. I recently heard the end of the NPR (National Public Radio) program that featured Mike Pelly. Through that program I became VERY interested in biodiesel. I have been doing some reading on the
Jerry,
If you refer to the World Trade Center, please check your numbers. Was
it really 2,600 AMERICANS or could it be that it was some foreigners
among them? I really would like to know how many AMERICANS that
lost their lives, do anyone know a source for this. When it happened,
I remembered
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