Jackson -
Not sure if this makes you feel any better but one of the professors that
"discovered" global warming has basically said because of the developing
world (i.e. China and India) and that fossil fuels mostly come from the
Middle East and Russia that burning fossil fuels will ultimately make no
difference looking to the future with respect to CO2 reduction, because
it'll all get burned anyway.
He said basically that the most effective way to reduce CO2 as a result is
to focus on Coal energy use and either reducing its use or CO2 reinjection,
although in my opinion it's just easier to go to nuclear, hydro, wind or
solar than trying to pump CO2 into the ground, having done something similar
in the past it's a bit of a sketchy thing.
Alan
'52 A90
'53 BN1
'64 BJ8
On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Jackson Krall <jackson_krall@yahoo.com>wrote:
> Hey List check this out.
> One of my concerns has been that eventually we classic car enthusiasts will
> come under fire from the environmental movement for the use of our
> technologically archaic, polluting, internal combustion devices and that
> fuel could become so expensive that driving anywhere could be prohibitive. I
> think this article offers hope in solving many, many problems faced by
> mankind out of control, the least of them being appeasing us Healey fiends.
> The comments following are also very interesting.
> Anyone tried to convert a Healey to run on hydrogen? It could become a
> future trend!
> I first read this article over a month ago and find it interesting that
> I've not seen it mentioned in the general media.
>
>
>
>http://www.truthout.org/article/major-discovery-from-mit-primed-unleash-solar-revolution
>
> Best
> JK
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