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Come on guys

This comment is for Greens only: USA is the f***ing one of the main pollutants after China... Having in mind level of development, States already should be the Greenest country on the Globe. Why it...

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Too bad it won't be available in the US anytime soon. I would have loved to get one for myself. - autostry

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India IT Industry Tackling E-Waste

A study by the Indian government has found that the amount of electronic waste in the country is growing 10 per cent every year, and 95 per cent of it will end up in urban slums – some 434,000 metric...

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India - the Nation of Rules

Unfortunately nobody follows them. For a few Rs you can get the inspector to look the other way and do what you want. India has very strong environmental laws - and is a total disaster since nobody...

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It will be tough to implement this in India

Laws are not followed properly in india. Especially laws realted to software, hardware etc. People still dispose off the ewaste whitout thinking of its impact on environment. People should be...

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Computer Reuse

Given the low labour costs in India I would hope they extend the lives of their computer equipment as much as they do with their vehicles. Most computers consume 70% of the electricity they use in...

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stop-gap's

Right now, in the world, were in a interim of power generation. Now, while it would be nice to just dump old types of power generation for new, it can't be done. There would be too much damage to...

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how much % of the CO2 is captured by the

Can anyone tell me? how much % of the CO2 is captured by the algae? - projectmanagement

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CO2 captured

Depends how much algae there is, but the CO2 they capture is still going to be lost when they are burned as biofuel. They could potentially capture all the CO2, but we wont know until they actually...

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Not directly burned

From another article at http://www.technologyreview.com/Energy/18138/ Algae makes oil naturally. Raw algae can be processed to make biocrude, the renewable equivalent of petroleum, and refined to make...

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still not carbon neutral

This is a help, but it's not carbon neutral. The coal release co2, which is absorbed by algea, then turned into fuel, and then released. Get more "mileage" from it at least. But still continues to add...

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Excess heat

The oil production possibility using algae is very exciting . Algae needs heat and coal-fired power plants produce too much waste heat and I'm wondering if that is what some part of this project...

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Good use of coal

I did a research paper on the use of algae for biodiesel and ethanol production. One of the problems with algae isn't an issue of efficiency, it's too much growth - too much algae is produced. There...

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Too much a problem?!?

How can too much growth be a problem? All you have to do is keep syphoning off the excess algae to use as fuel. But the indoor algae does sound like it could increase efficiency. - Clinch

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The cost

The biggest problem with the growing of algae for biofuel is the capital cost. Algae can produce at best around 3 gallons of fuel per sq metre per year in an enclosed bioreactor (the most efficeint)...

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The best thing we can do is get the government off their drug trip and grow a crop that works. Don't let them lie to you about there not being enough farm land. We have over 100 million total farm...

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Too much Algae

The initial large scale experiments done had an over abundance of algae being produced. It was an unforeseen problem that created harvesting issues. Honestly, I think now that they're aware of just how...

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What actual algae biodiesel research is

I am currently on a algae biofuel research team at ASU, and wanted to just say a little bit about this set up and how the process would actually work. First, I wanted to make clear that algae are...

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If I remember rightly there is bewery in Colorado that uses algae to absorb it's CO2 over-production and has them available to convert into sellable oil. So it would seem that this could apply to any...

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other factors

You're overlooking other things here that this process needs and also saves. First, coal plants in the US have to place systems on them to scrub the exhaust to remove pollutants; these systems can...

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