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To: Krowbar who wrote (242529)	3/26/2002 8:56:49 PM
From: MSI	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

What do we do about the CO2? My naive confidence is that there must be some technical way that probably just needs to be made cheaper. Some of the cheapest Hydrogen (still not cheap enough) is made by passing water over a nickel catalyst, and other conversions are around for coal gassification. Re: coal, there's one company I invested in called Headwaters "HDWR" that invents and licenses catalytic processes for conversion of coal. Maybe you can say whether its processes qualify as "clean". They report 50% growth this year. I'm sure it's just one of many companies that can contribute to relieving the dependency on Terrorists, Inc. here's a recent blurb: About Headwaters Inc. Headwaters Inc. is a world leader in developing and deploying alternative fuel and related technologies. It is focused on converting fossil fuels such as coal and heavy oils to alternative energy products while improving energy efficiency and the environment. Through its existing alternative fuels business, the company earns a growing revenue stream that provides the capital needed to acquire and expand synergistic new business opportunities. Headwaters Inc. trades under the Nasdaq symbol HDWR.