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Author Re: Hydrogen is too difficult.
andre_54005@yahoo.com

2005-08-25, 12:21 pm


Jim Baber wrote:
> Reason wrote:
>
> Jim disagrees here,
> Biofuels will replace the same amount of carbon when burned as they
> removed from the atmosphere when they were grown. This is what Anthony
> meant by carbon neutral. While, when coal or petrochemicals release
> carbon it is not a replacement, at least not to the same epoch.
>
> This is a case of poor logic by the poster using the pseudonym "Reason",
> he must be taking a vacation from writing G W Bush's speeches.
>
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I get the feeling that "Reason" thinks that if a plant is not burned as
a biofuel then the carbon it removed from the atmosphere somehow does
not get returned when the plant dies and rots on the ground.
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