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Kyzyl wants to know Is it a high price on climate change? 5 months ago
http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2012/tropical-cyclones-0117.html
New model finds climate change could expose North America, East Asia and the Caribbean to costly hurricane damage. -
Rajesh1986 wants to know What are the causes for ice age? 8 months ago
what were the causes for ice age which happened in the past that was responsible for the destroy of dinnosaurs?
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i really dono about that... let me do some search for that.. if i find any i ll be glad to post it....
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Vinaytakbhanu posted a question In Suville, Spain an idea is in store to develope a 300MW solar power plant to power the entire city by 2014. The sun light is reflected and concentrated to a central tower which will be using molten salt, that makes energy storing longer than in the usual tower. In a 11 MW solar power plant the tower temperature is at 500 degree Celsius. Without any doubt there is no gas emission but the concern is would it raise the temperature on earth, eventually assisting to global warming? 1 year ago
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Thatz a brilliant effort by the Spanish people ... But I'm afraid that it wont induce global warming as the rise of temperature if molten salt wont hav any effect on the EArth ....
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Franc posted a question In CO2 Enhanced oil recovery, what are the safety standards 1 year ago
Capturing co2 is becoming inevitable, given the speed with climate change is hurting the world. What are the potential hazarads and what are teh safety standards?
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Bio-energy and bio-fuels are a crucial part of the solution to climate change and peak oil, along with other forms of renewable energy, energy conservation and carbon capture and storage. Biomass is (in the Netherlands) the most cost-effective source.
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It is. Infact, Veridium technology has a patent on technology that converts exhaust carbon dioxide from fermentation stage of ethanol facilities into new ethanol and biodiesel. Veridium's bioreactor is based on a new strain iron-loving blue-green algae, discovered thriving in a hot stream at Yellowstone National Park. The algae use the available carbon dioxide and water to grow new algae, giving off pure oxygen and water vapor in the process. Once the algae grow to maturity, they fall to the bottom of the bioreactor where the algae can be harvested for other uses several times per day. One such use is conversion into clean fuels such as ethanol and biodiesel.
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Yes. It has been observed that algal strains such as Euglena gracilis, Galderia sp. and Viridella sp., which grow in acidic condition capture carbon more efficiently than the basic strains such as Chlorococcum and Synechococcus lividus.
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Arjun 3
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Answer this question / Share a linkFollowing is some knowledge gained from on experimentation on algae at domestic level in PET bottles & small plastic cans. 1.I occasionally use small air pump used in domestic aquariums which gibes good bubbling air flow and costs only Rs 100 say US$ 2; 2. Conversion of algae to organic manure is quite fast (say in 1-2 Days) using associated boi-sensitiser culture made from domestic kitchen waste. Good fraction of the nutrients remain in aquas phase and appear to be very effective apparently due to aquas & micro in nature. 3. Leave tap water in a plastic transparent bottle (say of Bisrely) in sun for few days. I would observe growth of algae at bottom of the bottle which is perhaps the most prevalent in the local environment. This algae can be further multiplied in a open can left in sun. 4. Experimentation at domestic level is enjoyable like kitchen gardening. .Initially depend on physical observation.rather than chemical lab tests. Arjun