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I got an idea for ya... Druegan - 22/04/2004 11:09:25 AM

For my biology class, we have to do a project that in some way helps the environment. For mine, I'm going to write a letter to one of my senators or my representative. So, what are some current environmental issues out there?

One of the biggest issues is pollution. Too much toxic stuff everywhere.. in the air, the water, the food...

If it were me, I would write to em about alternative fuels, mainly pushing for conversion of power plants and cars to hydrogen fuel.

However, if you really wanted to do a project that had the potential to knock the socks offa people..

I've heard that blue-green algae, if deprived of sulfur in their environment, change their metabolic systems to release hydrogen as a waste product.

Now, this could be total crap. But I've heard it from multiple sources. One way to try to help the environment would be to see if it really works or not. If it does, well, you've just verified a way to make hydrogen cheaply available. Which, when burned, releases nothing but chemically pure water.

Just a thought. I'd do it myself if I had access to any of the stuff.

Druegan



He who fights with monsters should be careful lest he thereby become a monster. And if thou gaze long into an abyss, the abyss will also gaze into thee. -- Friedrich Nietzsche




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What are some current environmental issues? - 21/04/2004 05:23:24 PM 137 Views
Why not do your own assigment? - 21/04/2004 05:28:06 PM 21 Views
Shea stadium. - 21/04/2004 05:35:39 PM 24 Views
You bitch! - 21/04/2004 06:00:20 PM 18 Views
- 21/04/2004 06:06:18 PM 11 Views
well you have to apologize about the shea stadium - 21/04/2004 06:08:17 PM 9 Views
Re: well you have to apologize about the shea stadium - 21/04/2004 06:11:08 PM 13 Views
You superbitch! *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:26:29 PM 6 Views
Yeah, I know *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:39:28 PM 4 Views
The biggest one that isn't talked about is over population - 21/04/2004 05:37:06 PM 17 Views
Yes, and... - 21/04/2004 05:39:12 PM 12 Views
I throw that in with over population, but yeah, that too! *NM* - 21/04/2004 05:45:52 PM 5 Views
All the current studies point to 8.9 - 9.1 billion by 2050 - 21/04/2004 06:03:16 PM 12 Views
Not what I heard... - 21/04/2004 06:08:01 PM 13 Views
100 billion? you mean 10 billion, right? *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:14:31 PM 6 Views
Opps...yeah. *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:30:33 PM 5 Views
here are the links - 21/04/2004 06:23:36 PM 11 Views
Thanks - 21/04/2004 06:29:05 PM 11 Views
Well - 21/04/2004 06:32:17 PM 12 Views
Personally - 21/04/2004 06:33:57 PM 10 Views
it all depends actually. - 21/04/2004 06:37:07 PM 8 Views
Re: it all depends actually. - 21/04/2004 06:39:29 PM 9 Views
Re: Not what I heard... - 21/04/2004 06:26:52 PM 10 Views
Does it have to be an US issue? *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:25:34 PM 6 Views
preferably. though if it affects the U.S. that's good too *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:29:17 PM 6 Views
Mmm....and how much work do you want to do? *NM* - 22/04/2004 12:15:59 AM 6 Views
as much as necessary - 22/04/2004 07:02:43 AM 9 Views
a quick start - 23/04/2004 11:20:09 PM 11 Views
Urban Sprawl *NM* - 21/04/2004 06:59:03 PM 5 Views
Here is a big list I can think of: - 21/04/2004 07:05:22 PM 24 Views
What part of the forest profession??? *NM* - 22/04/2004 12:17:06 AM 5 Views
well - 22/04/2004 10:57:14 AM 7 Views
I got an idea for ya... - 22/04/2004 11:09:25 AM 8 Views