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by jlvx
28/05/07, 22:17
Forum : Climate change: CO2, warming, greenhouse ...
Subject : Geoengineering: cool the Earth against warming
answers: 306
views: 132151

slow heating

when the figures accepted by the majority of experts, including those of the IPCC (not all of the "climatomogues, far, far from there), are 0,60 ° on average on the globe (by the way, that means absolutely nothing, because it covers regions that heat up and others that cool down), in short ...
by jlvx
01/03/07, 18:01
Forum : humanitarian disasters, natural, climatic and industrial
Subject : Global warming: already screwed up?
answers: 25
views: 21050

I refer you to the site "skeptical climate", and as I am a quiche, I leave it to the experts to provide you with the link. This site is powered by scientists, and until proven otherwise not paid for by EXXON (nor by BUSH). For them, in very very summary, 1 / global warming ...
by jlvx
19/01/07, 21:38
Forum : Fossil fuels: oil, gas, coal and nuclear electricity (fission and fusion)
Subject : Oil sands in Canada: the US wants them ...
answers: 20
views: 14561

When I toured Quebec a few years ago, our guide told us about "our shark friends". He was already explaining to us that he was eyeing the fresh water reserves of you "white niggers from the North", even buying several lakes (and there are some ...) C ...
by jlvx
14/01/07, 23:20
Forum : Biofuels, biofuels, biofuels, BtL, non-fossil alternative fuels ...
Subject : Biodiesel based on microalgae
answers: 1
views: 3647

what is new is that we are talking about it, and in France! Americans have looked into the issue for a long time and have experimented with many varieties of algae. (As for further development on the US market, that's another matter, it seems to me that the "complex ...
by jlvx
14/01/07, 22:47
Forum : Innovations, inventions, patents and ideas for sustainable development
Subject : Perpetual motion is?
answers: 585
views: 301486

response to betty44 for paper buchettes

Good evening, profitable "ecologically", I do not know, but in any case it looks like intelligent recycling: wood ==> pulp ==> paper ==> log machine + water (recovery) + elbow grease + "natural" drying (for several weeks) = log in full view for ...
by jlvx
22/12/06, 19:41
Forum : electric transport: cars, bicycles, public transport, planes ...
Subject : electric motorcycle EV X7 ... and other models (Zero ...)
answers: 91
views: 172086

SMART

At the beginning I had the same reaction as many: what a show-off car. It is true that in Paris that seems damned to be the case, and yet I am only talking about the "Fortwo", not the super show-off coupe / roadster; Looking back, and always to stay in Paris, where any city knows ...
by jlvx
16/12/06, 19:28
Forum : New transport: innovations, engines, pollution, technologies, policies, organization ...
Subject : TGV to 540 km / h
answers: 16
views: 11803

Ah this TGV !!!

Good evening, another TGV which takes itself for an airplane (without wings) How many shovelfuls of atoms, hooked or not, or rather (nium) of long-lived waste will it take to "cross" at 540 km / h? To this train there: mrgreen: it is better to directly connect large cities between them (and ...
by jlvx
19/11/06, 21:35
Forum : electric transport: cars, bicycles, public transport, planes ...
Subject : Report on the electric Solex on France2
answers: 14
views: 18140

Not serious ? maybe but 100% back to basics! :P
by jlvx
05/11/06, 18:31
Forum : New transport: innovations, engines, pollution, technologies, policies, organization ...
Subject : Bacteria that produce hydrogen
answers: 11
views: 11634

After all, there are already bacteria that produce all the elements of bio diesel, an experiment by the University of Münster, why not the same principle to extract H2 from water?

To be continued ... :P
by jlvx
05/11/06, 10:06
Forum : Climate change: CO2, warming, greenhouse ...
Subject : Biodiesel vs ethanol
answers: 4
views: 7671

it carbides in the fields

Has our National Lumberjack also found the yield figures for Miscantium (or "elephant grass") for ethanol production? We do not seem to consider the production of bio fuels, only from "classic" agriculture, that is to say in open fields, ...

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