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TorulfParticipantFunny!
TorulfParticipantCarbon Trading Scheme Pushing Indigenous People off Their Land In Uganda.
http://www.zimbio.com/Global+Warming/articles/2NdGRgjYxYL/Carbon+Trading+Scheme+Pushing+Indigenous+PeopleTorulfParticipantFrom watt I know have emission trading been a good ting in US. But if so it is trade inside one country. A global trade involving several counties with different type of industry and economy may give a different result. The economical science has not convinced they can make proper predictions of the consequences from economical/political actions.
Cap and trade may be a good idea but it can have severe unwanted consequences, special for the poor people in the world. It’s important to be observant for these negative effects.
At the moment I think its political impossible with a global carbon taxTorulfParticipantIt may be the plasmak by Koloc at
prometus.
http://www.prometheus2.net/
http://www.neoteric-research.org/papers.htmlTorulfParticipantHere is a new render. A single stage to orbit (SSTO) reusable vehicle.
Its using the dense plasma focus (DPF), and air breathing MHD engineshttp://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg111/Torulf2/Space-DPF1.jpg
More to read here.
http://pdf.aiaa.org/preview/CDReadyMHYP06_1276/PV2006_8100.pdf
http://www.americanantigravity.com/articles/414/1/A-Dense-Plasma-Focus-Fusion-System/Page1.htmlTorulfParticipantI have post explanation at the “comments” at the front side.
TorulfParticipantThen looking more carefully on this text here seems to be some odd things.
Fusion of element heavier than Fe may consume energy, not produce energy as they say.
They also misunderstood the Sandia Z-experiment.
I thought The Proton21 lab was serious but this maybe one more of the crackpot things on the AAG?October 30, 2007 at 6:31 am in reply to: permanent magnets, halbach arrays, bugle jets and dental plaster #2458TorulfParticipantHere is a site from a hobbyist how used permanent magnets in his fusor.
http://mr-fusion.hellblazer.com/Here are some more related sites.
http://www.brian-mcdermott.com/fusion_is_easy.htm
http://www.fusor.net/
http://www.talk-polywell.org/bb/index.php?sid=011792ab12d707a1f03489ab3c72249b
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/IEC_Fusion/?yguid=116361801Wonder if its possible to build a DPF at home?
TorulfParticipantBack to the boron neutron shielding.
If I have understan it corect it works in this way.
Neutron react with B10.
n+B10 —> Li7+He4+gamma.
You replace neutron with gamma. Is it better?
Water slow down neutrons with termic colisions.TorulfParticipantThanks. It is lot of interesting papers att your links.
TorulfParticipantHydrogen can be easy be electrolysed from water. It has not to be involved in this poses. The cheap electricity may make the hydrogen cheap to.
TorulfParticipantThere is an article in this yahoo group about Colliding Beam Fusion Reactors http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/IEC_Fusion/?yguid=116361801
TorulfParticipantHere is a new animation of the DPF.
http://rapidshare.com/files/46641136/DPF_25c.rar.htmlTorulfParticipantOne possibility I have read about is to use limestone (carbonate) for making oil. I can not find the link. In first this looks to be a worse greenhouse sores than coal. Limestone is incredible common and binds most of the earth
TorulfParticipantA possible problem is not shortage of boron but shortage of beryllium.
Beryllium is rare, expensive and toxic. Maybe it -
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