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Old 24 April 2008, 02:58   #41
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One of the best and most realistic technologies of the near future. I had a Mazda RX8 (crap for towing) but great because they can easily convert it to Hydrogen (few std ICE can do this because of the std engine cycle). Huge benefit - the only biproduct is, WATER!
The problem is, where's the hydrogen come from?
Read my earlier post!!!
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Old 24 April 2008, 03:03   #42
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so are those rocks - we should blast them out the water. Actually that big island gets in the way between the north sea and the atlantic - perhaps we could remove it completely too!



possibly the most bizzare argument I have ever heard for nuclear power.
Often when a ship hits a sand bank it can be refloated - adding yet more obstacles near shipping lanes can't be a good idea.

As to my bizzare argument maybe it could have been worded a bit better. One of the most common arguments from the mentalists is that "the place will be radioactive for 2,000 years" etc etc. They seem to forget that people are living quite happily in the only 2 cities ever to have actually been hit by a nuclear bomb. 2000 years hasn't quite passed either............
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