sci.energy

On Sep 9, 6:03 pm, hab...@ (habshi) wrote:
> Most of the planet's surface is barren . We can use nuclear
> energy to pulverise rock and turn it into fine soil and plant in these
> areas . Even spreading iron on the arctic and antarctic ice sheets and
> in the oceans could fertilize these areas and allow plants and trees
> to mushroom (iron sinks through ice and has to be replenished).
> New scientist in August reports that wild prarie grass returns
> ten times the energy yield of corn , as you dont have to use
> fertilizers.

Habshi,
Those barren areas are barren for reasons which would
have been addressed long ago were it practical.
Loooong ago, before political correctness became the fashion,
I had a wonderful old teacher who when confronted with a
statement such as yours would gently correct the mis assumption,
as I have, and the holler SIT DOWN AND PRAY FOR BRAINS!