This may be a bit off topic, but interesting
nonetheless to me. There are ways to put an electric
charge on droplets allowing more effective use of
sprays because they stick to the plant rather than
falling on the ground. This requires a spray distance
of less than one meter making it difficult
Hi MM
http://www.petropolitics.org/index.htm
I wonder how this conference is going.
I've also wondered that a couple of times, but I was effectively
deterred by their website, fraught with Flash and wall-to-wall java
and zilch content.
Anyway, they've now published a conference report. It's
Group,
I've been looking into which SVO would be the best for high-end
production uses. I've looked into the JTF site, but would like to
gain the knowledge from somebody who has production experience in
this matter. Which oil is the best for high quality bio-diesel.
Which oil will be most
Hi Ken
This may be a bit off topic, but interesting
nonetheless to me.
Only a bit - it doesn't make much sense producing allegedly
sustainable biofuels by means of non-sustainable crop production
methods.
There are ways to put an electric
charge on droplets allowing more effective use of
Forward from Tim Castleman:
Date: 8 Jan 2004 03:26:19 -
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Feedstock Roadmap Released
In November 2003, the U.S. Department of Energy released the Roadmap
for Agriculture Biomass Feedstock Supply in the United States. The
Roadmap defines
Turbines kill birds.
Alex
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On Wednesday, January 7, 2004, at 10:23 AM, Chris H. wrote:
I was wondering if anyone was aware of any publicly traded
companies that are doing significant work with biodiesel and other
biofuels? I'd like to look at investing in companies that are doing
good
biofuel work,
Were the west running on biodiesel, this topic (as interesting as it
was) would not even have come up!
Pierre
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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messages on this topic please.
Keith
Mention of biodegradable popcorn packaging material seems pretty
ridiculous to me particularly considering that there aren't many things
more biodegradable than real popcorn. I've got an old hot air popper
that I picked up from a garage sale for $5, so any time I need to mail a
fragile package,
Have you looked into devices currently available for boats? As a
former cruising sailor, I used solar and diesel, but many folks also
used wind generators. Works well on boats, especially in lattitudes
of the daily, steady trade winds. Personally I craved absolute
quiet. The wind mills
alex wrote:
Turbines kill birds.
Alex
Please qualify your statement. Large turbines in migratory paths
have been known to kill raptors. This is unfortunate, and work needs to
be done in this area. However, making a blanket statement of this
nature leads uninformed people to believe
Hoagy,
Looked at,
Wind Energy Systems
http://www.eece.ksu.edu/~gjohnson/
Liked it as a basic text book, but it seems a bit old on newer development.
Well worth to read.
Hakan
At 00:53 08/01/2004, you wrote:
you wrote:
Hoagy,
It is quite interesting, because after I posted this on
Bill,
I have seen those, but they are expensive for what they deliver. Probably
because they sell in a premium market segment. You are always quite
close to them on a boat and I agree, silence is a very great part of the
sailing experience and I can imagine that any non-natural sound is
skillshare wrote:
The fires which happened in plastic processors were in our area
in Northern California, happened multiple times, and involved a
'ready-made' plastic conical processor design which used a
heating element threaded into plastic PVC fitting in the bottom of
the cone. If I
Young innovators propose new ways to save the earth
Friday, July 25, 2003
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the
University of New South Wales and Bayer sponsored the
inaugural week-long Eco-Innovate 03 in Sydney last
week to provide a venue for leading, young
eco-innovators
Hi Dan
Keith Addison said:
There won't be any effects -- IF it's properly composted. Please note
what I said to Myke - what I always say:
Just make sure it's hot compost - aerobic, thermophilic. It should
hit 60 deg C (140F) or more, and then all will be well.
That is a different
Hi MM
http://www.petropolitics.org/index.htm
I wonder how this conference is going.
I've also wondered that a couple of times, but I was effectively
deterred by their website, fraught with Flash and wall-to-wall java
and zilch content.
Anyway, they've now published a conference report. It's
(written by APRL President, with a plug for APRL products at the end, but
seemingly valuable):
http://www.fila.org/peak/dirtydogs.htm
http://www.takingthelead.co.uk/2/Health/pet_dog_food.htm
1997 FDA release regarding Ethoxyquin reduction request:
http://www.petropolitics.org/index.htm
I wonder how this conference is going.
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Hola Keith:
Gracias.
Muchas gracias por la informacion se nota que es un
grupo de personas muy abietas de pensamiento y
multiculturales que superan barreras idiomaticas.
Desde ya gracias.
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escribi:
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Hola Guillermo
Have you
Wonder if New Yorkers will moan, groan and whine as much as the Cronkites
and Kennedys over wind turbines in Nantucket sound?
http://www.battlemccarthy.com/news.html
http://www.battlemccarthy.com/News1.html
Also gives cause to wonder what type of catastrophe has to happen to get the
solar
I always thought that this was stupid, after all the package, is supposed to
protect the food from contamination.
What are they going to do now, put the edible package into another package to
protect the edible packaging from contamination?
Greg H.
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From:
I think that this is an established fact.
Now imagine the situation: you spend tens of thousand to install the
turbine, and every day it kills someone.
In my opinion, turbine is not an answer.
What is the real answer? - Energy derived from disassociation of matter.
Matter is a conserved energy.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=1505ncid=1505e=4u=/afp/20040108/ts_alt_afp/us_auto_diesel_040108145123
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Keith Addison said:
meosphilic? Middle loving?
Almost: mid-range temperature loving. Mesophilic microbes live and
grow at temperatures between 50 and 113 deg F (10-45 deg C), followed
by thermophilic microbes that thrive between 113 and 158 deg F (45-70
deg C).
Sort of, there'll
Hallo Todd,
it is no Buissines for us,non US Citicens to change your political System.
But as long you guys vote for AR.SCH i doubt anything could change
Fritz from Canada
- Original Message -
From: Appal Energy
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 9:23
you wrote:
Hoagy,
Looked at,
Wind Energy Systems
http://www.eece.ksu.edu/~gjohnson/
Liked it as a basic text book, but it seems a bit old on newer development.
Well worth to read.
Hakan
Thanks Hakan. The basics are what I need to understand.
He does talk about the
I wonder if there are some middle-ground compromise type products? In the case
of the corn-starch packaging popcorn, maybe it is not quite as desireable to
vermin as to cause this sort of problem? I heard of the product a few months
ago, and will wait-to-see as to how it starts to look from a
Hoagy,
Thanks, it was very interesting and I missed it. Need to check it, but if
it is right it is quite a big thing. All literature I looked at, set the
Savonius at 14%, but also the American Multiblade at 14%. Will be
interesting to explore. LOL
He is right, it will take decades to
Hello Tomas
Sorry for the late response to this.
First, regarding additives etc, there is now some info on this at our
website which you should find useful - down to -25 deg C, in one
case. It's at this page:
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_winter.html
Biodiesel in winter: Journey to
Forward from Tim Castleman:
Date: 8 Jan 2004 03:26:19 -
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Feedstock Roadmap Released
In November 2003, the U.S. Department of Energy released the Roadmap
for Agriculture Biomass Feedstock Supply in the United States. The
Roadmap defines
you wrote:
Hoagy,
Thanks, it was very interesting and I missed it. Need to check it, but if
it is right it is quite a big thing. All literature I looked at, set the
Savonius at 14%, but also the American Multiblade at 14%. Will be
interesting to explore. LOL
He is right, it will take
Fritz,
AR.SCH?
Todd Swearingen
- Original Message -
From: Friedrich Friesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 11:29 AM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] We don't want no stinking wind in our backyard!
Hallo Todd,
it is no Buissines for us,non
Hallo Todd,
Well, if you take away the period you have a perfectly fine German
word which translates as ass (the kind for sitting not for riding).
:o)
Happy Happy,
Gustl
Thursday, 08 January, 2004, 16:18:03, you wrote:
AE Fritz,
AE AR.SCH?
AE Todd Swearingen
Hallo Todd,
it is no
alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that this is an established fact.
Now imagine the situation: you spend tens of thousand to install the
turbine, and every day it kills someone. In my opinion, turbine is not an
answer. What is the real answer? - Energy derived from disassociation of
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