[Magdalen] gas prices?
Jim Guthrie
jguthrie at pipeline.com
Fri Oct 24 13:03:03 UTC 2014
From: ROGER STOKES
>The advantage of wood is that it is a renewable source of energy. Grow more
>trees and the leaves transpire, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing >oxygen.
>That is why, over time, they are asically carbon neutral. In the short term
>they absorb carbon from the atmosphere and it is only that carbon that >is
>released when the wood is burnt, That is a biology lesson rather than a
>chemistry one.
I'm not sure that trees and other for a are discriminating about using carbon
from coal, oil, natural gas or wood.
Sometimes I wonder if we couldn’t capture a huge amount of carbon growing Kudzu
(which sometimes grows 6" per day) or some other fast growing plant, harvesting
it and sequestering it in old coal mines.
Cheers,
Jim Guthrie
PS Of course, in the [very] long run, coal is renewable <g>.
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