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- Scientists build caramel-powered margarine-making fuel cell _ The Register
  Posted by Damianmann from go.theregister.com
  Scientists from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) have found that waste from confectionery production could be used to produce useful amounts of hydrogen for electricity generation. The feasibility study used sugar-rich waste from a Cadbury's factory to power a fuel cell.
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- The oil is going, the oil is going!
  Posted by Billbar from Salon
  Today's Paul Reveres of "peak oil" aren't waiting for Washington to save us from apocalypse. They're already planting gardens and drafting city plans for the days when oil is gone.
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- Organic Waste Could Produce Half of Washington State's Energy
  Posted by Jon from The Olympian
  If all the organic waste generated in the state each year were converted to energy, it would meet 50 percent of the state's energy needs, according to a report released by the state Department of Ecology. Combined, the 45 sources total about 16.9 million tons of biomass capable of producing 1,770 megawatts of electricity, according to the report compiled by biological engineers from Washington State University.
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- Focus on the Future: Interview with Jay Inslee
  Posted by Jon from evergreenpolitics.com
  a nice interview with Washington Congressman Jay Inslee.
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- Armed Group Shuts Down Part of Nigeria's Oil Output
  Posted by Jon from New York Times
  Terrorists aren't attacking our freedom; they're attacking the fragile underpinnings of our economy. Time to wake up and start working for energy independence.
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- Sweeping change reshapes Arctic
  Posted by Jeff from Seattle Times
  But with national debate so focused on the future of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which some in Congress last month again tried and failed to open to oil drilling, a reality is only now being noticed in the Lower 48: Arctic Alaska is already undergoing a sprawling transformation, and life is fundamentally shifting in almost every way.
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- Our Fake Drilling Debate
  Posted by Jon from Washington Post
  George Will is a wanker. Seriously. Great example of shameless right-wing propaganda.
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Garrett comments on:
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Yup, I didn’t get an email. Sweet.

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I think they work well – I need to fix the formatting bug.

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I dunno yet, lets find out.

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Garrett – what do you think of the new comment emails and ignore feature? You requested these.

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Will Canada Last?

Sorry.. FOURTH

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9:29 am 6/30/08
mozellagi2000 comments on:
Will Canada Last?

Jeff, Jeff, Jeff,
First of all have you ever been to Madrid or London. Al Qaida will kill any Jew, Christian or Hindu they run across and then reload. A border is not a good defense system for terrorism. Second, the war and the value of the dollar have weakened us. It is just peculiar that it wasn’t Jimmy Carter who did it to us this time. Third of all the US owns the Stanley Cup (ever been to Detroit ?). Forth where is Robert Rubin when we need him most !

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8:58 am 6/30/08
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Will Canada Last?

I’m not sure how’d they feel about adding themselves to the top Al Qaida target list, taking on our ginormous deficit and having to wipe the floor with us on Friday nights in hockey.
One thing I don’t understand is if America is such a great country – why our currency has lost 1/3 of its value in the past 7 years against the Canadian dollar? Anyone? Anyone? My American buck used to be worth $1.55 CDN and now it’s barely even (on a good day).
You’re entitled to your own opinion (if you’re civil) but not your own facts.

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