The Recycling Bin: A Roundup of Green News, Al Gore Edition

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Vjbiuwzv of TX @ Jul 14, 2009 12:09:12 PM

We need some grounwork too before the sopfisticated approches

Every one particularly the youth has excellent ideas that when assembled together can give us a recipe for a better world. Also and fortunately modern communication technology makes it easier to most of us to join our action and come to rescue when our planet or our world is in peril.

To fight global warming, it requires many simple things. For now we bet on the Stimulus Plan. It contains provisions for a good start. But while the big tasks lye with scientists, decision-makers and ecologists, why don’t we focus on some easy steps affordable to each of us to reverse the global economic downturn and counter the menacing climatic changes.

We need to recover lost values that used to keep us together and go to ancestors’ archives to retrieve a "Dumasian" sort of formula ‘All for one and one for all’. We should learn to live, taking and giving with joyful abandon. And we will find love. Differences and self-interests put aside, we will then forge some sort of unity and strive like one toward a common good, the safeguard of our planet.

Love, peace, inclusiveness, acceptance, tolerance -were the best themes of the last elections, forgetting whatever the differences to look forwards to better converging on a sort of universality. (Senghor and Césaire)

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How can we help each other in order to achieve something constructive? e.g. I want to convey messages raising awareness on global warming using printed items such as bags and t-shirts and even covers of exercises book for school children. I think of killing two birds with one stone. Great effort worldwide is being done to discourage the abusive use of plastic bags. They are banned or subjected to restriction or regulations e.g. Bags more than 30 microns thick last longer and can be utilized more than once. In order to tackle the problem of financing we can approach some sponsors in different areas like sport and business communities and offer services, as to sale a space on the bag for marketing or promotion. Adjustments are made possible in order to accommodate short Ads the firm intends to do e.g. ‘Join us at Macy’s to fight Global Warming’.

It is amazing. Two years ago for the end of the year school party I wrote a poem for 5-6 year old Kenyan kids and now "One people one nation" is repeated so often by our president. Here it is.

For prints on bags, T-shirts, exercises books.

The American Dream

One People

One Nation

One Nation

One people

All of us in each of us

Each of us in all of us

Living together loving

Loving together living in harmony

Peacefully happily

In a wonder world

Of peace love and happiness

JD

LET’S KNOW ABOUT OUR DIFFERENCES

SO AS TO BETTER CONVERGE ON UNIVERSAL

From Senghor and Césaire

OUR RESEMBLANCES

BUT MAINLY OUR DIFFERENCES

ADJUSTMENTS MARKS

ON THE PATHS TO UNIVERSAL

Jacques Datus

Jacques Datus of NY @ Mar 09, 2009 18:44:46 PM

Al Gore

When is this bag of wind going to admit he's wrong on global warming, climate change, energy...you name it? Gore is a classic huckster convincing gullible people they are guilty of killing the environment, then profiting greatly from the "crisis" he created.

If Obama is elected Gore will surely become the climate czar by acclamation. GOD HELP US ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Russell Biltmore of TN @ Jul 19, 2008 09:55:38 AM

Hydrogen Power

I have an Idea of a way to run an auto, truck oa airplane on hydrogen, even use it to heat and light a house. This is what I worked out.

First use an electrolysis device to break the water down into hydrogen and oxygen.The only thing that bothers me is that either electrolysis uses more energy than the hydrogen and oxygen can provide or is too expensive to consider for commercial use. I think the latter is the case, if I’m right that won’t matter, however if the former is the case

then household electricity would be used.

The Oxygen/Hydrogen Generator would be constructed some what like a car battery. It would contain a series of plates alternating between positive and negative charges in a bath of distilled or filtered water. Between and above each plate would be a baffle, to keep the oxygen and hydrogen separated. The gasses would flow through manifolds to a pair of small compressors that would pump the gasses into their respective pressure tanks. The pressure tanks would have a fill tube with a flapper type of valve and an escape tube to feed fuel to the engine.

The Oxygen and Hydrogen would be fed to the cylinders by way of manifolds. On the down stroke each cylinder would receive a measured amount of (for all practical purposes) pure Hydrogen and pure Oxygen. This combination being burned in the cylinders produces almost 100% fuel efficiency. The exhaust manifold would feed through a muffler to a drain where waste

water will be expelled, or perhaps it could be routed back to the Oxygen/Hydrogen Generator.

The whole exhaust system from the manifolds to the tail pipe must be made out of stainless steel or some other suitable, high temperature material.

The above should work if electrolysis produced Hydrogen and Oxygen is too expensive for commercial production,

If the production of these gasses produces a net loss of energy then more energy must be introduced from electricity. A male plug would be accessible on the car that a

COMMON extenuation cord could be connected to produce hysrogen and oxygen The pressure tanks would have to be of sufficient size to drive the car for 300 to 400 miles or more.

The Oxygen/Hydrogen Generator must also be heated, using either heat from the engine or electricity produced by the alternator. In either case I envision a thermostat in

the Oxygen/Hydrogen Generator that would automatically start the engine in a “safe mode” so that the water in the Oxygen/Hydrogen Generator would not freeze. The car

would not be operable in safe mode. The ignition key must be used to put the engine into “operative mode”.

This engine system could be used to heat and electrify houses also. There the main consideration would be noise. One Idea I had was to design a turbine engine, a miniature of a turboprop engine to run an electric generator. Such an engine would produce a whining sound which could be properly muffeled for home use.

John E. Wood of OH @ Jul 18, 2008 19:46:18 PM

Climate Change

Where is the plan for preventing the next ice age?

Plants don't grow well under ice. Nor do they do well when starved for CO2.

M. Simon of IL @ Jul 18, 2008 17:04:05 PM