Dear 11thHour action Team, This is a recap of an idea that I have been sending out all over the Net, that I thought you would want to scan as well, a new CO2 elimination Tactic? I send this thing to all of the companies mentioned here, with the recommendation they coordinate, a gathering of eagles and technical hardware, to create a mega-system that could help fight global warming by eliminating a LOT of the carbon dioxide emitted by coal-burning electric power plants. Please keep in mind that the USA is presently building 120 new coal burning electric power plants, and China is now building a new one every week, which does not bode well for the global warming problem, since it means a lot more CO2, carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, will be emitted into the Earth's atmosphere to absorb more solar heat, and overheat the world. Anyway, I send this thing to Changing World Technologies, which invented a way to turn slaughterhouse waste into crude oil, GreenFuel Technologies Inc., (and also to LiveFuel Inc.) which makes a special type of algae that can be turned into oil-based fuel, and SkyWindPower Corporation, which invented a FEG, short for 'Flying Electric Generator', and they are all on the Net if you want to check them out. The basic idea is, what if we had a practically unlimited supply of electricity, Hydrogen and Oxygen gases, and lengthy floating arrays of sea gardens with this special algae in them, all part and parcel of a GIANT floating factory complex, out the middle of the world's oceans? They could create these floating factories out of the battleships made by American corporations, and they could float out to the middle of the ocean to attach to a central raft, or modified oil drilling rig, in a star formation. These floating factory complexes would have miles of linear floating sea gardens, made mostly out of recycled plastic water and soda bottles, also emanating from the central connecting raft in a star formation, to have the special algae exposed to sunlight, and be accessible to mostly-automated harvesting devices. These floating complexes would all have FEGs, which are helicopter-like devices or flying windmills, that fly three miles up into the tradewinds, to exploit the superfast winds up there, to turn a generator in them to send electricity down to the factory through its special tethers or kitelines. The electricity is used to catalyse sea water into its component element gases of Oxygen and Hydrogen, to be stored intermidently in the floating factory complex, and the juice can be used as a brute force catalyst method with Platinum and Rhodium coated devices, to all be used in an empirical process designed for this purpose by Changing World Technologies, to combine CO2 with the Hydrogen gas and the special alage, and process it into some kind of LNG type gas or oil-based fuel. That is, let's take the CO2 emitted by our coal-burning electric power plants, compress it into liquid CO2 to ship to this floating factory, to feed to the special algae along with raw sewage imported as fertilizer for the algae, to eventually turn it into gasoline. In theory, an area the size of Maryland exposed to sunlight with this special Algae could provde America with enough gasoline, but it's not really that easy getting hold of that much real estate anywhere in the world anymore, so it might be more practical or affordible to put these algae gardens out in the middle of the oceans. That is, in order to keep the CO2 of coal-burning electric power plants from overheating the Earth, it's been proposed that we liquify it, and pressure inject it into deep underground mineral deposits, to stay there forever, hopefully. The Sulfur from the smoke emissions is collected to add to concrete as a commercial additive to make it last forever. There's also a mercury component isolated by the CO2 liquification process, and perhaps they can recycle that commerically as well into flourescent light bulbs or something. Why not put all of these things on dry land? Well, the FAA might never approve of FEGs being installed on the mainlands, because their three mile long electric cable kitelines and presence of the FEGs up there, might be a danger to aircraft. Yes, the FAA is supposed to coordinate all aircraft, so collusions with other aircraft won't happen, but, it happens. Three mile long electric kitelines up in the sky might constitute a real problem on the mainlands, but they might be able to use the FEGs in the middle of the oceans with the less air traffic there. Also, the ocean is where the sea water is, to catalyse into Oxygen and Hydrogen using all of this free, clean electricity from the FEGs. The Oxygen could be liquified by this factory complex and retro-shipped along the same pathways that the liquified CO2 came from, all the way back to the coal-burning electric power plants, to inject pure Oxygen directly into the power plant furnances, to make these plants burn as cleanly and efficiently, and with zero coal particles or carbon particulate left unburned, burn up every particle of the coal, as is possible. By building such a massive complex, it could be build one ship at a time, and the initial profits from that modular factory's fuel sales, could be rolled over into paying for the manufacture of more units later on, to make it a bigger set, so we could eliminate a LOT of the CO2 from our coal-burning electric power plants and turn it into gasoline. The sheer SCALE of this idea is it's main stumbling block. How can we afford to pay for such a MASSIVE CO2 recycling complex, when America is in debt up to its ears? Technically it could work, but why bother? It's a big project, but America invented big, THINK BIG and this thing could work out. On a relatively small scale it would never be cost-effective. Ideally, we could simply use the Hydrogen gas from this mega-system as a new fuel, but, using Hydrogen right now, would require an extensive re-tooling of our entire fueling infra-structure and vehicles, due to the acidic effect on plumbing and containers of Hydrogen ions, unlike artificial gasoline would. So, please keep this in mind, although initially we could use these giant units to make gasoline, eventually, these giant floating factory complexes would be used to provide the Hydrogen we need for the 'Hydrogen Futures' project which the whole world needs. When you burn Hydrogen as fuel, its only by-product is a lot of clean water, which could be recycled into systems that need clean water, which is becoming a more and more expensive commodity in today's world. If burning Hydrogen for fuel only makes water as a 'waste' product, there's no global warming problem with it, ergo the 'Hydrogen Futures' project to save the world from global warming. Also, these giant CO2 conversion ship-systems could be manufactured by the same American companies that make our giant battleships, and offshore oil drilling rigs, and perhaps, we, America, could use these special systems as a hard monetary collaterial, to pay off our national debts to other countries, especially China, which needs some valid way to negate its own CO2 emissions problems, from their own coal-burning electric power plants, and because, of course, China and everyone in the world wants gasoline. That covers it. Please forward this basic idea thread to the REAL experts in global warming. Best Regards, Techrex