Comments on: Cyanobacteria: The Next Big Biofuel? http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/ Clean Tech News & Views: Solar Energy News. Wind Energy News. EV News. & More. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: DENNIN http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-33645 DENNIN Thu, 07 Oct 2010 09:55:02 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-33645 I BELIVE THAT CYANOBACTERIA CAN BE USED TO MAKE BURGERS COS I LIKE THEM A LOT !!!! I BELIVE THAT CYANOBACTERIA CAN BE USED TO MAKE BURGERS COS I LIKE THEM A LOT !!!!

]]> By: Uncle B http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-2740 Uncle B Sat, 09 Jan 2010 14:05:40 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-2740 In a world of 400% more efficient steel wheel to steel rail electric bullet train intercity networks and battery/rechargeable short hop vehicles, liquid fuels will fall away in importance, and the "Bio" world will certainly be able to provide adequate supplies. It is commonly agreed that the "Light sweet crude oil era" is at its end. American Satellite surveys have concluded that aside from Turkmenistan's fields no new fields exist on earth. Tar Sands oil from Canada is not cheap, requires much complex processing and is too expensive to be practical over electric rail! America is a totally "Light Sweet Crude oil" dependent society - a sad fact, but true, even their mighty military is coerced by OPEC and the Saudis - remember the boycott in the 70's? Expect a concerted effort by U.S. Military, if not a "Manhatten Project" style thrust towards synthetic liquid fuel generation very soon! Expect revelations on Middle Eastern reserves to be leaked out by American satellite surveys, soon. Watch for the brilliant Chinese/Asian intellectual pool, they have made considerable advances in Science over America in the last decades, expect cheaper liquid fuels to become an obsession in science fields in decades to come, for military purposes mostly. Remember: Americans have been duped by "big oil" to burn gasoline in low efficiency, low compression, gasoline,spark ignition engines for nearly a century now. Keep in mind that high compression Euro-style diesels are a full guaranteed, field-proven 40% more efficient than low compression gasoline engines! Can you imagine a decree requiring conversion to diesels in a year in America? This would cut oil imports by a full 40% - cut America's foreign oil bill by 40% in one shot! Do we do this? No, foolishly we subsidize GM an old worn out corporation with immense influence in high places to continue to build gas-guzzlers in hopes that time will run backwards long enough to retire the despots in charge, satisfy Arqb stockholders, there.As the U.S. Dollar approaches a cataclysmic crash, expect mind bending paradigm shifts in the very fabric of America, even revolution, or complete failure in submission to the Asian Factor, OPEC pressures! Liquid fuels are at the heart of the issues in America and the oil wells are running lower as we speak, folks! In a world of 400% more efficient steel wheel to steel rail electric bullet train intercity networks and battery/rechargeable short hop vehicles, liquid fuels will fall away in importance, and the “Bio” world will certainly be able to provide adequate supplies. It is commonly agreed that the “Light sweet crude oil era” is at its end. American Satellite surveys have concluded that aside from Turkmenistan’s fields no new fields exist on earth. Tar Sands oil from Canada is not cheap, requires much complex processing and is too expensive to be practical over electric rail! America is a totally “Light Sweet Crude oil” dependent society – a sad fact, but true, even their mighty military is coerced by OPEC and the Saudis – remember the boycott in the 70′s? Expect a concerted effort by U.S. Military, if not a “Manhatten Project” style thrust towards synthetic liquid fuel generation very soon! Expect revelations on Middle Eastern reserves to be leaked out by American satellite surveys, soon. Watch for the brilliant Chinese/Asian intellectual pool, they have made considerable advances in Science over America in the last decades, expect cheaper liquid fuels to become an obsession in science fields in decades to come, for military purposes mostly. Remember: Americans have been duped by “big oil” to burn gasoline in low efficiency, low compression, gasoline,spark ignition engines for nearly a century now. Keep in mind that high compression Euro-style diesels are a full guaranteed, field-proven 40% more efficient than low compression gasoline engines! Can you imagine a decree requiring conversion to diesels in a year in America? This would cut oil imports by a full 40% – cut America’s foreign oil bill by 40% in one shot! Do we do this? No, foolishly we subsidize GM an old worn out corporation with immense influence in high places to continue to build gas-guzzlers in hopes that time will run backwards long enough to retire the despots in charge, satisfy Arqb stockholders, there.As the U.S. Dollar approaches a cataclysmic crash, expect mind bending paradigm shifts in the very fabric of America, even revolution, or complete failure in submission to the Asian Factor, OPEC pressures! Liquid fuels are at the heart of the issues in America and the oil wells are running lower as we speak, folks!

]]> By: Uncle B http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-19150 Uncle B Sat, 09 Jan 2010 14:05:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-19150 In a world of 400% more efficient steel wheel to steel rail electric bullet train intercity networks and battery/rechargeable short hop vehicles, liquid fuels will fall away in importance, and the "Bio" world will certainly be able to provide adequate supplies. It is commonly agreed that the "Light sweet crude oil era" is at its end. American Satellite surveys have concluded that aside from Turkmenistan's fields no new fields exist on earth. Tar Sands oil from Canada is not cheap, requires much complex processing and is too expensive to be practical over electric rail! America is a totally "Light Sweet Crude oil" dependent society - a sad fact, but true, even their mighty military is coerced by OPEC and the Saudis - remember the boycott in the 70's? Expect a concerted effort by U.S. Military, if not a "Manhatten Project" style thrust towards synthetic liquid fuel generation very soon! Expect revelations on Middle Eastern reserves to be leaked out by American satellite surveys, soon. Watch for the brilliant Chinese/Asian intellectual pool, they have made considerable advances in Science over America in the last decades, expect cheaper liquid fuels to become an obsession in science fields in decades to come, for military purposes mostly. Remember: Americans have been duped by "big oil" to burn gasoline in low efficiency, low compression, gasoline,spark ignition engines for nearly a century now. Keep in mind that high compression Euro-style diesels are a full guaranteed, field-proven 40% more efficient than low compression gasoline engines! Can you imagine a decree requiring conversion to diesels in a year in America? This would cut oil imports by a full 40% - cut America's foreign oil bill by 40% in one shot! Do we do this? No, foolishly we subsidize GM an old worn out corporation with immense influence in high places to continue to build gas-guzzlers in hopes that time will run backwards long enough to retire the despots in charge, satisfy Arqb stockholders, there.As the U.S. Dollar approaches a cataclysmic crash, expect mind bending paradigm shifts in the very fabric of America, even revolution, or complete failure in submission to the Asian Factor, OPEC pressures! Liquid fuels are at the heart of the issues in America and the oil wells are running lower as we speak, folks! In a world of 400% more efficient steel wheel to steel rail electric bullet train intercity networks and battery/rechargeable short hop vehicles, liquid fuels will fall away in importance, and the “Bio” world will certainly be able to provide adequate supplies. It is commonly agreed that the “Light sweet crude oil era” is at its end. American Satellite surveys have concluded that aside from Turkmenistan’s fields no new fields exist on earth. Tar Sands oil from Canada is not cheap, requires much complex processing and is too expensive to be practical over electric rail! America is a totally “Light Sweet Crude oil” dependent society – a sad fact, but true, even their mighty military is coerced by OPEC and the Saudis – remember the boycott in the 70′s? Expect a concerted effort by U.S. Military, if not a “Manhatten Project” style thrust towards synthetic liquid fuel generation very soon! Expect revelations on Middle Eastern reserves to be leaked out by American satellite surveys, soon. Watch for the brilliant Chinese/Asian intellectual pool, they have made considerable advances in Science over America in the last decades, expect cheaper liquid fuels to become an obsession in science fields in decades to come, for military purposes mostly. Remember: Americans have been duped by “big oil” to burn gasoline in low efficiency, low compression, gasoline,spark ignition engines for nearly a century now. Keep in mind that high compression Euro-style diesels are a full guaranteed, field-proven 40% more efficient than low compression gasoline engines! Can you imagine a decree requiring conversion to diesels in a year in America? This would cut oil imports by a full 40% – cut America’s foreign oil bill by 40% in one shot! Do we do this? No, foolishly we subsidize GM an old worn out corporation with immense influence in high places to continue to build gas-guzzlers in hopes that time will run backwards long enough to retire the despots in charge, satisfy Arqb stockholders, there.As the U.S. Dollar approaches a cataclysmic crash, expect mind bending paradigm shifts in the very fabric of America, even revolution, or complete failure in submission to the Asian Factor, OPEC pressures! Liquid fuels are at the heart of the issues in America and the oil wells are running lower as we speak, folks!

]]> By: all politics aside http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-2739 all politics aside Thu, 02 Jul 2009 02:12:59 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-2739 I think we need to use Humans as fuel. Too many humans in this world. Cheap and easy to make. I think we need to use Humans as fuel. Too many humans in this world. Cheap and easy to make.

]]> By: all politics aside http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-19149 all politics aside Thu, 02 Jul 2009 02:12:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-19149 I think we need to use Humans as fuel. Too many humans in this world. Cheap and easy to make. I think we need to use Humans as fuel. Too many humans in this world. Cheap and easy to make.

]]> By: Prof. P. Kaushik http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-2738 Prof. P. Kaushik Fri, 03 Apr 2009 13:44:44 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-2738 In deed Cyanobacteria have a vast scope. Their latest application seems to be as bio fuel. Webpag: purshotam.kaushik.googlepages.com In deed Cyanobacteria have a vast scope. Their latest application seems to be as bio fuel.

Webpag: purshotam.kaushik.googlepages.com

]]> By: Prof. P. Kaushik http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-19148 Prof. P. Kaushik Fri, 03 Apr 2009 13:44:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-19148 In deed Cyanobacteria have a vast scope. Their latest application seems to be as bio fuel. Webpag: purshotam.kaushik.googlepages.com In deed Cyanobacteria have a vast scope. Their latest application seems to be as bio fuel.

Webpag: purshotam.kaushik.googlepages.com

]]> By: Uncle B http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-2737 Uncle B Sun, 01 Mar 2009 17:12:02 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-2737 The methane from the BS in Washington DC could heat the Eastern Seaboard at least, but getting plans through Congress would require huge amounts of very expensive Castor oil and specially fitted grease guns for the application. We should call in NASA, this could be harder than hitting the moon, and probably more dangerous! The methane from the BS in Washington DC could heat the Eastern Seaboard at least, but getting plans through Congress would require huge amounts of very expensive Castor oil and specially fitted grease guns for the application. We should call in NASA, this could be harder than hitting the moon, and probably more dangerous!

]]> By: Uncle B http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-19147 Uncle B Sun, 01 Mar 2009 17:12:00 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-19147 The methane from the BS in Washington DC could heat the Eastern Seaboard at least, but getting plans through Congress would require huge amounts of very expensive Castor oil and specially fitted grease guns for the application. We should call in NASA, this could be harder than hitting the moon, and probably more dangerous! The methane from the BS in Washington DC could heat the Eastern Seaboard at least, but getting plans through Congress would require huge amounts of very expensive Castor oil and specially fitted grease guns for the application. We should call in NASA, this could be harder than hitting the moon, and probably more dangerous!

]]> By: Zinedine http://cleantechnica.com/2008/08/26/cyanobacteria-the-next-big-biofuel/#comment-2736 Zinedine Thu, 23 Oct 2008 07:06:53 +0000 http://cleantechnica.com/?p=950#comment-2736 I think <a href="http://www.circlebio.com/algae_biodiesel_photobioreactors.htm" rel="nofollow">algal</a> will be very promising. They grow like crazy and have a great ability to chew up CO2. I think algal will be very promising. They grow like crazy and have a great ability to chew up CO2.

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