why dont we burn ethanol?
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nuclear power != a viable alternative
ethanol was ALREADY being produced in home during the 1920's, (damn 19th amendment!), electricity requires solar panels, wind turbines, fuel to burn, etc, etc, etc/
ethanol was ALREADY being produced in home during the 1920's, (damn 19th amendment!), electricity requires solar panels, wind turbines, fuel to burn, etc, etc, etc/
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Originally posted by Fujiwara Takumi
"roads? where we're going we don't need, 'roads.'"
fusion owns fission.
"roads? where we're going we don't need, 'roads.'"
fusion owns fission.
true dat!
but I can't afford a Mr. Fusion yet
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Good question.
With the current rate of petroleum consumption and assuming the rate of new sources found is kept constant, we'll run out of petroleum in 2050 years.
Oh, and ethanol isn't "unlimited".
Shingo
With the current rate of petroleum consumption and assuming the rate of new sources found is kept constant, we'll run out of petroleum in 2050 years.
Oh, and ethanol isn't "unlimited".
Shingo
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Originally posted by Shingoblade-GSR
Good question.
With the current rate of petroleum consumption and assuming the rate of new sources found is kept constant, we'll run out of petroleum in 2050 years.
Oh, and ethanol isn't "unlimited".
Shingo
Good question.
With the current rate of petroleum consumption and assuming the rate of new sources found is kept constant, we'll run out of petroleum in 2050 years.
Oh, and ethanol isn't "unlimited".
Shingo
