[Borneo1]

An agricultural researcher says he has found the solution to the world's energy crisis. It sounds as if he may be on to something. He is beginning to get government support from the military and government officials. Read the whole story for more information.

[NoLibZone]

bump for later

[perchprism]

The article states that the researcher, J. C. Bell, has patented his process to convert biomass to fuel, yet a search of www.uspto.gov comes up with nada.

Maybe some intrepid Freeper can locate the patent.

[NaughtiusMaximus]

If we could all install those little unicellular boogers in our septic tanks, we could each have a gaspump in our backyards. (Eyes dazzling with apocalyptic vision.)

Monster trucks for everyone!

[Ronin]

Scientists seem to be moving toward the consensus that oil is not the result of dead dinosaurs, but is instead the result of a bacterial process that occurs constantly.

I’m not too hopeful about this though. If the freaking greens will not let us build any nuclear power plants or even any new refineries, what makes anyone think they will allow people to build an oil production plant?

[Uncledave]

Renewable Energy Ping

Please Freep Mail me if you'd like on/off

[SE Mom]

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[TontoKowalski]

So, we're going to take perfectly innocent bacteria, and genetically modify and clone them. Just so we can feed our insatiable desire for more energy and screw over poor developing countries with economies dependent on gouging us as hard as they can for oil?

I love it.

[marktwain]

Here is a link to an article about J. C. Bell.

http://www.news-tribune.net/food/cnhinsfood_story_339104526.html

[CougarGA7]

Is this the same guy who invented the talking Marcel Marcel doll?

If this is true and efficient, then I say build the plants and lets start producing.