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Bio-Fuels: The Case for Micro-Algae
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96<i>Here's a way to reach large-scale algae production.</i> &quoCondo11/22/2011
95This could prove the key to making Algal hydrocarbon production feasible and cosHawkmoon-1/20/2011
94<i>This sounds like it's straight from The Onion, but who knows?</iCondo21/20/2011
93I sure like what Synthetic Genomics is doing to get us off oil! syntheticgenomicCondo-1/2/2011
92<i>Good to see Tom Friedman spreading the word on algae.</i> nytimesCondo112/19/2010
91<i>Glad to see this. I travel these areas occasionally.</i> <u&Condo-11/12/2010
90I was picturing a venerable old workhorse. She's a beauty!Condo-11/3/2010
89No. My old J-10 Honcho was a 360ci V8, <i>(high performance recreational)jmhollen-11/3/2010
88- Part 2 - (That was an information-rich message you wrote.) ><i>The pCondo-11/2/2010
87><i>I want to see them make it on a cost-competitive basis to refined dCondo-11/2/2010
86<i>The corn myth is BS. Corn processed for human food here in Iowa is not Condo-11/2/2010
85There is a methanol content in many ethanol production systems and it can be sepjmhollen111/2/2010
84<i>Methanol is just one more step in the Ethanol process</i> I guesHawkmoon-11/2/2010
83Methanol is just one more step in the Ethanol process, as is Butanol which is a jmhollen-11/2/2010
82<i>The damn Krauts were running on 100% Ethanol at the end of WWII becauseHawkmoon-11/2/2010
81The corn myth is BS. Corn processed for <b>human food</b> here in Ijmhollen111/2/2010
80<i>I personally don't care what kind of alternatives are made availablCondo111/2/2010
79I personally don't care what kind of alternatives are made available. WoulHawkmoon-11/1/2010
78re: Screwing OPEC I was impressed by this talk on FFVs, essentially a pitch for Condo-11/1/2010
77Touche'.................. the <i>Turtle</i> .jmhollen-11/1/2010
76I see what you mean.. Yes.. for non-combat vehicles and some small motor combaHawkmoon-10/31/2010
75The Navy has lots of gasoline powered vehicles, they could save a ton by going tjmhollen-10/31/2010
74Will never happen. Ethanol is too volatile and not suitable for naval combat veHawkmoon-10/31/2010
73Or if Congress would mandate that all new cars sold in the U.S. be flex-fueled.Condo-10/30/2010
72It would be nice if the NAVY would convert to 100% Ethanol (like the Germans didjmhollen-10/29/2010
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