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To: ckilmer
Enough biodiesel to replace all petroleum transportation fuels could be grown in 11,000 square miles, or roughly nine percent of the area of the Sonora desert.

Enviros will never let it happen. They will declare the Sonora desert "pristine" and that's all she wrote.

Next idea.....

4 posted on 05/25/2004 4:41:26 PM PDT by randog (Everything works great 'til the current flows.)
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To: randog

Algae floats. Why not just fertilize the ocean far away from land? It would also feed lots of new sea life we could eat, and suck massive amounts of carbon dioxide right out of the air, allowing everyone to drive around in SUVs, not just John Kommy's family.


7 posted on 05/25/2004 4:51:04 PM PDT by Reeses
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To: randog
Enviros will never let it happen. They will declare the Sonora desert "pristine" and that's all she wrote.

Exactly. They whine about geothermal in the Great Basin, and that doesn't even involve paving huge areas with big vats, just sticking a pipe in the ground every 20 acres or so and running them all to a small turbine and pumping station. And with pretty high power output so you get a lot of bang for your buck.

They won't be satisfied until the entire world only uses Invisible Happy Magic Power(tm).

9 posted on 05/25/2004 4:57:24 PM PDT by tortoise (All these moments lost in time, like tears in the rain.)
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To: randog

Right you are. The enviroscum aren't about keeping the environment clean, they're just another bunch of commies.


26 posted on 05/25/2004 6:45:50 PM PDT by Sofa King (MY rights are not subject to YOUR approval http://www.angelfire.com/art2/sofaking/index.html)
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