sci.energy.hydrogen

Stuart Grey wrote:
> On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 03:02:53 +0000, Dan Bloomquist wrote:
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>>pyotr filipivich wrote:
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>>> Eventually it will be...
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>>Nope. It will be never doing the science. But then, most of you don't
>>understand science......
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>>This 9/11 thing is a non starter. The real issues facing mankind are
>>peak oil and the economic disruptions that follow.
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> Oil is no big deal. We're sitting on vast coal reserves, and we can make
> oil from coal.

CTL in this country would run some $100 billion + per mb/d. When do we
start? Read the Hirsch report for an in-depth analysis of time required
for mitigation.

> We can also make oil from nuclear power. We're sitting on even larger
> reserves of nuclear power.

Cite?

> Once we get rid of the liberals who block our usage of these energy
> sources, we'll have all the energy we need.

Right, this is partisan truth, fiction.

> If anything, there is a thousand years of even cheaper energy ahead for
> the United States.

You have no clue about the numbers......
Typical idiot.

Now I know why you didn't address the pentagon numbers I posted. It was
way over your head.