I have just been told that hemp has been banned in America. Is this
true?
RG
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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
My apologies if I used the wrong acronym - I meant genetically
modified rather than General Motors!
Whatever your feelings on GM, there is a danger in engineering a
super-plant, in that it will behave like a
super-plant,
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
Whatever your feelings on GM, there is a danger in engineering a
super-plant, in that it will behave like a
super-plant, and so will
become a highly invasive and dominant species
causing significant
problems to indigenous plants.
Thanks very much, I really appreciate your reply.
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Hello
Hard to say which is more environmentally sound, it depends on the
context they're produced and used in. But both are basically good,
clean fuels. There is more
Hello,
I have found this list very interesting - I have been looking at many
resources on biofuels for a while now and I noticed that there is a
lot of reference to biodesiel, but less to bioethanol. Is biodesiel
more environmentally sound?
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