Profile: stevendedalus
stevendedalus
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McCain:Don't Get Cocky

note to McCain Supporters
on 3/14/2008 1:53:45 PM
John McCain, remember the Colorado Rockies. A long layoff can lead to a sweep by a well-toned Democratic candidate who's been through the wars of campaigning. […]

Biofuels: A Hoax

on 5/9/2008 2:00:30 PM
  Biofuels: A Hoax   I’m guilty of thinking alternative fuels as a panacea until I realized that many of them require disproportionately more energy to produce. In the case of biofuel it not only consumes more energy but frighteningly […]

White Roots, Too

on 5/9/2008 2:08:50 PM
Obama’s becoming a resident of Chicago impelled him to join the ranks of the Black community and its streets if he were to ever become a public figure. His joining the most popular church also became inevitable if he were to draw on black […]

Hillary: Obama’s Mentor

on 5/9/2008 2:05:17 PM
      One thing you must give credit to Clinton’s campaign is that she has toughened Obama to look beyond the “fairy tale” of change and to admit to the full range of many cultures of the Democratic Party. Far from […]

Noisy Pulpits

on 3/21/2008 11:19:47 PM
    With the current controversy over loudmouths from the pulpit  like Reverends Hagee and Wright spewing hatred for government and fellow man, is there any wonder that the Founding Fathers erected the separation wall between church and […]
 
Recent Comments
Oh please all your sniveling bleatings have been based on the argument that since you are incapable of comprehending facts that it invalidates the facts.

It's ironic that the best two options available now, nukes and hemp, has the liberals being all for hemp and the government all for nukes with the government being opposed to hemp and liberals being opposed to nukes. For the life of me I can't think of a better way to write that

Greenpeace and the no-nukes movement in general has lost much of their enthusiasms now with many of their members agreeing that nukes are now safe. Trouble is these groups aren't going to risk losing half their members by saying okay maybe nukes can be added to the list of clean air alternatives. A definite drawback to organizations like these is how wrong they have to be before they can openly admit it.

gain you argue that I am accountable for your intellectual shortcomings.


No, just that you so lack imagination that you can only repeat what you have heard, and not come up with anything original. LIke a bot, a vegetable bot.
So, some new nukes so electric cars won't crash the power grid, C02 eating bacteria, some hemp, some wind, sun, hydro and geothermal. Build only electric, fuel cell and hybrid cars and problem solved for at least few hundred years.


The problem with your plan is just that. It is a plan, and so will never be adopted by the government (see earlier statement on cynicism). But then that is to be expected as it would require leadership and abandoning some of the interest groups - Nuclear power??? - and that will never happen.

Personally I think the solution is a few hundred pebble bed reactors and all electric cars, however bio fuels can be useful. Corn and switch grass are stupid but hemp because it has so many other environmentally friendly uses could be viable. Of course our enlightened benefactors would never allow the evil hemp to be used.

The engineered cells that the link I provided talks about use sunlight and C02 to produce octane and are far more efficient than any of the various crops without taking up farmland. They have the ability now to capture all the C02 from coal plants and that C02 could be used as feed stock for these engineered organisms.  

So, some new nukes so electric cars won't crash the power grid, C02 eating bacteria, some hemp, some wind, sun, hydro and geothermal. Build only electric, fuel cell and hybrid cars and problem solved for at least few hundred years.