So one source of power causes catastrophic climate change and another costs a little more. Hmmmmm, what to do?
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Saudi Arabia’s Plan to Extend the Age of Oil
"The biggest exporter has let prices plummet—delaying the day when climate concerns, efficiency, and fuel switching break the world’s dependence on crude..."
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-04-12/saudi-arabia-s-plan-to-extend-the-age-of-oil
"The biggest exporter has let prices plummet—delaying the day when climate concerns, efficiency, and fuel switching break the world’s dependence on crude..."
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-04-12/saudi-arabia-s-plan-to-extend-the-age-of-oil
Yes, it is important to remember FC's system of trading. Guesses.
futurecurrents said:
I make (wild ass) guesses when I trade.
How do you trade without making guesses? Insider info? LOL
Yes, I confess, within an automated technical trading system I make guesses. Gee, got me.
nitro is just trolling.
if futurecurrents were to win he would cease selling greenhouse gases for a living and promote intelligent conservation.
everyone in the world (except oil producers and owners) would like to see cheaper, cleaner renewable sources.
Who would not like to see cold fusion.. or safe nuclear or this:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/09/seawater-to-fuel-navy-vessels-_n_5113822.html
Scientists with the United States Navy say they have successfully developed a way toconvert seawater into jet fuel, calling it a potentially revolutionary advancement.
Researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) developed technology to extract carbon dioxide from seawater while simultaneously producing hydrogen, and thenconverted the gasses into hydrocarbon liquid fuel. The system could potentially shave hours off the at-sea refueling process and eliminate time spent away from missions.
Currently, most of the Navy’s vessels rely entirely on oil-based fuel, with the exception of some aircraft carriers and submarines that use nuclear propulsion, reports theInternational Business Times. The ability to render fuel from seawater may change that.
"For us in the military, in the Navy, we have some pretty unusual and different kinds of challenges," Vice Admiral Philip Cullom told Agence-France Presse. "We don't necessarily go to a gas station to get our fuel. Our gas station comes to us in terms of an oiler, a replenishment ship. Developing a game-changing technology like this, seawater to fuel, really is something that reinvents a lot of the way we can do business when you think about logistics, readiness."
The carbon and hydrogen gasses produced from the seawater extraction process are converted to liquids using metal catalytic converters in a reactor system. That liquid product contains hydrocarbon molecules with carbon levels suitable for replacing petroleum jet fuel, the NRL noted in a press release.
if futurecurrents were to win he would cease selling greenhouse gases for a living and promote intelligent conservation.
everyone in the world (except oil producers and owners) would like to see cheaper, cleaner renewable sources.
Who would not like to see cold fusion.. or safe nuclear or this:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/09/seawater-to-fuel-navy-vessels-_n_5113822.html
Scientists with the United States Navy say they have successfully developed a way toconvert seawater into jet fuel, calling it a potentially revolutionary advancement.
Researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) developed technology to extract carbon dioxide from seawater while simultaneously producing hydrogen, and thenconverted the gasses into hydrocarbon liquid fuel. The system could potentially shave hours off the at-sea refueling process and eliminate time spent away from missions.
Currently, most of the Navy’s vessels rely entirely on oil-based fuel, with the exception of some aircraft carriers and submarines that use nuclear propulsion, reports theInternational Business Times. The ability to render fuel from seawater may change that.
"For us in the military, in the Navy, we have some pretty unusual and different kinds of challenges," Vice Admiral Philip Cullom told Agence-France Presse. "We don't necessarily go to a gas station to get our fuel. Our gas station comes to us in terms of an oiler, a replenishment ship. Developing a game-changing technology like this, seawater to fuel, really is something that reinvents a lot of the way we can do business when you think about logistics, readiness."
The carbon and hydrogen gasses produced from the seawater extraction process are converted to liquids using metal catalytic converters in a reactor system. That liquid product contains hydrocarbon molecules with carbon levels suitable for replacing petroleum jet fuel, the NRL noted in a press release.
Obama takes to Twitter to answer questions on climate change
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/28/politics/president-barack-obama-twitter-climate-change/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2015/05/28/politics/president-barack-obama-twitter-climate-change/index.html
liar chief...
@calebmegajew the science is overwhelming but what will move Congress will be public opinion. Your voices will make them open to facts.
he left out the word "ly missing"... after overwhelming.
as you must have learned by now nitro... since you have found no peer reviewed science papers showing man made co2 is currently warming the planet.
@calebmegajew the science is overwhelming but what will move Congress will be public opinion. Your voices will make them open to facts.
he left out the word "ly missing"... after overwhelming.
as you must have learned by now nitro... since you have found no peer reviewed science papers showing man made co2 is currently warming the planet.
jem. the consensus among the experts is 100%. There are NO climatologists that deny man made global warming. None deny it. Zero. You are a joke.
LOL, so now its 100% not just 97? hahahaha.