$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('DJ_Mittens', 'S')till, the human labor required is phenomenal when compared to corn/canola/grain-type crops which can easily be harvested by machine. That adds a huge degree of cost, likely making any significant amount of coconut gas economically impractical.
Unless we want to re-introduce slavery.
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Re: Gasoline fron Coconut Oil
by lorenzo » Thu 18 May 2006, 19:16:16
Since when does a monkey cost a lot of money? It doesn't. I'm all in favor of monkey labor. After all, monkey's have the right to have a job too.
Check out this crazy blog: http://monkeybizz.blogspot.com/
"Exploring the labor market for monkeys".
Some headlines there:
Indian officials advice 5 hour working day for monkeys
Scientists turn monkeys into workaholics
Monkeys on hunger strike, want onions
Study: Monkeys exchange money for fruit, sex [>>> cool, so we can pay them and they'll spend their money wisely
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Re: Gasoline fron Coconut Oil
by Louie » Fri 19 May 2006, 01:36:44
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The folly of biomass will become apparent as the environmental damage of it piles up and the true costs are realized.
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The folly of biomass will become apparent as the environmental damage of it piles up and the true costs are realized.
No, not biomass but tar sands.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/headlines/ ... d_The_Ugly
"Recovering and processing Fort McMurray’s heavy crude releases up to three times as much greenhouse gas as producing conventional crude.
Even more alarming is this: “In northern Alberta, the oil-sands boom is remaking the landscape. The mining operations have clear-cut thousands of acres of trees and dug 200-foot-deep pits. The region is dotted with large man-made lakes filled with leftover waste from the mining operations. To chase off migratory birds, propane cannons go off at random intervals and scarecrows stand guard on floating barrels.”
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