I know i am new to your tribe and i am ot campaigning for anything in particular, however i have news. i am watching the international auto show and ford has a concept car that has an engine that can run on gasoline, ethanol, or hydrogen. i thought that is better than crapy news about how fucked up our planet already is. it's not a commercial, i just wanted to shed a little light on the horizon, that's all.
ps- so which one of you is the brilliant egineer who is going to dsign the engine i can simply bolt in to my civic and drive to the nearest hydrogen fueling pump and save the planet..... japan has engine upgrades that you bolt in for hondas that are larger engines, but none that are concept quality. so which one of you is making a concept a reality? if you design it, i will fund it.
with a name like big silly, how can people take me seriously?
love,
victor
ps- so which one of you is the brilliant egineer who is going to dsign the engine i can simply bolt in to my civic and drive to the nearest hydrogen fueling pump and save the planet..... japan has engine upgrades that you bolt in for hondas that are larger engines, but none that are concept quality. so which one of you is making a concept a reality? if you design it, i will fund it.
with a name like big silly, how can people take me seriously?
love,
victor
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Re: The industry evolves...
Mon, January 23, 2006 - 10:22 PMWell, if you've got excess funds, start here: secure.entango.com/donate/JfQtJyEdrRk
Stopping the construction of this coal-burning power plant in a pristine area with limited water resources is a step in the right direction for this country's future energy policy. If we must expolit coal, which is certainly arguable given our reliance on it now, use should be curtailed to existing facilities, construction next to coal mines, or proposals where "best available control technology" is not just a euphenism for "as much pollution as the corporation can get away with."
I'd like to point out that hydrogen is not an energy source, it is a means of storing energy. Hydrogen in fuel cells comes from water, with energy required which is still generated in some kind of power plant.
As for brilliant technology in personal vehicles, I have a plan that will drastically cut the use of petroleum while markedly improving the health of the planet and its inhabitants. Ride a bicycle. The brilliant machine is the human body. It'll get you in shape for when the oil runs out in 10 years.
