[Fightin Whitey]

Great post OEB.

Three hundred fifty gallons of water to produce one gallon of oil!

Freaking unbelievable.

These clowns will stop at nothing, even the laws of physics and economics, in using our hard-earned dollars to promulgate their fantasy world.

[facedown]

These clowns will stop at nothing, even the laws of physics and economics, in using our hard-earned dollars to promulgate their fantasy world.

It has nothing to do with fantasy. It is the cold reality of graft.

[piytar]

These clowns will stop at nothing, even the laws of physics and economics, in using our hard-earned dollars to promulgate their fantasy world line their friends' pockets with our tax dollars

Fixed...

[LomanBill]

[Three hundred fifty gallons of water to produce one gallon of oil!]

Yeah but ummm, look, if we built this large wooden badger....

[LomanBill]

>>Three hundred fifty gallons of water to produce one
>>gallon of oil!
>>
>>Freaking unbelievable.

 

On the 2nd page:

 

"That’s where Florida’s Alganol Biofuels comes in: its biorefineries grow algae in saltwater"

 

 

"The right to search for the Truth implies also a duty; one must not conceal anything one has recognized to be true"
--Albert Einstein.

 

 

[FreeAtlanta]

As much as I would love to mock obama and the greenies on the water consumption, it really isn’t a problem. Water doesn’t just go away or get destroyed.

It is one of the ultimate recyclables and just cycles around and around and around.

If they had to burn energy to desalinate, that would an issue, but if they just pull from rivers or lakes, then big deal. It will evaporate, then rain back down somewhere else.

I get sick of hearing the left talk about “saving water”. If your area is desert or has a lack of water, then conservation is good, but the water doesn’t get destroyed like the terminology the lefties use make it seem.

JOMO

[Ditto]

Will the pay me to take it out of my swimming pool if I let it go without chlorine for a week?