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Did you know these facts about the USA? Shocking??

We produce 25%of the world’s pollution, we consume a third of the world’s wood, a third of the world’s expenditure on weapons is ours, we use a quarter of the world’s coal, natural gas and Electricity, we have around 11,000 murders a year (domestic), our army has murdered about 150,000 Afghan and Iraqi civilians, more than 2500 US soldiers have died in Iraq, we are the world’s #1 drug users, we have the world’s largest national debt, our average general culture is equal to Jamaica’s, our best scientists and engineers are of foreign origin, Mexico’s election system is the most modern and advanced in the world, and we’re far from it, our house representatives never EVER read proposals before they’re passed,and…add your own data. The list is long.

Sounds like left-wing propaganda to me. I am an American engineer and no foreigner can hold a candle to me. If you’re not happy with the United States, please ride on an American-made Boeing jet to whatever foreign land you like.

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Solid Biofuels for Energy: A Lower Greenhouse Gas Alternative

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Fossil fuels are widely used for electricity generation and heating, but emit greenhouse gases and other toxic pollutants, which should be minimized according to the most recent environmental legislation. The utilization of solid fuels with biogenic origin could generate progress in this direction. Although a lot of information is available on liquid biofuels, only relatively few data can be found for research trends in the solid biofuels sector.Solid Biofuels for Energy aims to present the current status of the engineering disciplines in the specific area, providing an improved background on the energy exploitation options of solid biomass. In this sense, all thematic priorities related to the solid bioenergy potential and standardisation, energy technologies – both commercialised and emerging – and quality of solid residues are presented. Special attention has been given to biomass co-firing with coal, since it has the highest potential for commercial application, while combustion and gasification are more promising for units of medium to small scale.

Conventional- And Alternative Energies