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The pettenkoffer process was used throughout the 1800's, it was also used by nobel peace prize winning scientists.
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sasukeuchihayou 11 hours ago
When people say it wont be cost affective what do you mean?? Could some one mail me and explain please?
RedRoosterRoad 23 hours ago
Would be nice to see this? put into production on a large scale.
RedRoosterRoad 23 hours ago
Unblock UserWhether or not it is cost effective is not the issue here. The fact is that it could reduce our dependence
on foreign oil. Recycling itself is not cost effective yet alot of people do it. If you were to take the space that landfills
currently take up im pretty sure that you would not only be helping the environment by reducing pollution but that
would give alot more room for crops or building of any sort. I believe that in the long run its much more cost?
effective that some may realize.
Tcanuth 1 day ago
The Diesel in USA is very cheap ! Here in AUstria 1,4 €? = 2 $
Japanplutonium 1 day ago
The government will never allow this to happen because the politions can't? make as much money
phil1267 2 days ago
this company is fraudulent. The people must rise and take this matter on cohesively, together and in grand scale.
Electricians, inventors, car enthusiasts, and investors must join hands and create the future. oil is funding wars,
and causing them? as well. The earth knows why the oil is their now, will it know why its gone when it needs it?
MARKETING2DAY 3 days ago
wow in the video, it's scary to see how much agricultural waste we are producing... basically how many chickens are born?
and killed for nothing.. :(
happysinger23 4 days ago producing cost<what we take cost. IF that don't exist then forget it.?
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Go to your nearest supermarket and look around. ALL the products on the shelves will be consumed and the plastic
bottles or packages or wrappers they were in will be thrown away? and will be ALL garbage... Isn't this sad?
Why not try better at recycling? And also, why not make re-fillable containers at your grocery store that you would
visit and refill your glass bottle with? We are killing everything in the planet and none really cares except of how to
have fun and make profit! Way to go!
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Unblock UserThey should sell reusable containers and sell food items out of a bin. If? you put your food item in a
containers as opposed to a bag offered at the store, you get a small deduction in the plastic bag you're not using
for the recyclable container. I'll sacrifice flashy packaging if it keeps more of this shit from happening.
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actual size
Logm813 15 hours ago
AWESOME!!!??? right up my alley,,please consider me for? a position on your team I am also an investigator,would love
to talk more
richardfireone 3 days ago
@Alxscode all our council rubbish bins here(australia) have different coloured lids red-rubbish yellow-recyclables
(plastic bottles cardboard boxes) green- garden mulch,grass,vegetation. we are not allowed 2 put plastic bags?
in the yellow bins. that defeats the purpose of fully recycling plastic ! it's the plastic bags that end up in the ocean.
there should be a bin 4 plastic bags.
spankMAbooTAY 3 days ago
shits fucked up i wanna have? my own planet and let every one doin this rot in there mess
mitchellblade1 4 days ago
Why isn't this plastic being recycled instead????
Alxscode 5 days ago
Plastics did not exist 10,000 years ago. Glass did? not exist 10,000 years ago. Thats toxic soil, not soil.
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Just some whores trying to cash in
jamesfelp 1 week ago
Well I don't think that polluted water should be called an island the twice the size of Texas.It's definately not an island by?
definition,... It's so people like you freak out and decide the world is going to end unless we stop this
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I totally agree with this notion & I try to avoid unnecessary plastic package & wrapping where I can. Sadly enough, even
though I eat fresh food as much as I can & also waste? separation is a rather big issue here, avoiding garbage isn't
possible quite as much as I would like, so I still end up with a fair monthly amount of it & I really hate it. This world has
become much too concerned with numbing itself in fake comfort that slowly adds up & then will bite back hard one day
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atoms?....THESE....ARE.....SPARTICLES!!!!!!!
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fistchat 1 day ago
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danjsilk1 1 day ago
at 0:9? looks like a stargate!!
ceasefire066 3 days ago
@frostbyt90 Is that short for "Spartan's Testicles??
doveisle 3 days ago 2
@XodiakGangrene very true. i just think that all the energy and commitement put forth? into this could have
been used in a better way. Unlike the time invested into inventing a plane or something actually usefull.
But yes, unfortunately it will take more than money to solve the worlds conflicts...
plasmaninjaa 4 days ago
@plasmaninjaa Money is only paper. It cannot solve the world hunger. Totalitarian? goverments, religious
fanatics and backwards people who are distrustful of science are the reasons world hunger exists.
Unfortunately, these elements exist in one form or another in both advanced and developing countries.
Sure, scientific advances are almost always used by mindless leaders for petty wars and insignificant quarrels
among humans. But in the end, the benefits certainly surpass the disadvantages.
XodiakGangrene 4 days ago
@zn4rf 400 Billion years hahahaha, if you REALLY believe the earth is going to be? around for another
400 billion years, why even bother with this experiment.
Arteolike 6 days ago
@Arteolike The sun will go nova in what? 400 Billion years? To me thats fairly enough time to figure out how
to get off/out of this? solar system. But i think it is more likely that there will be wars because of food/energie/raw
material shortage... And while reading your comment... I got a strange feeling let me put that feeling into a question...
Do you ever want children of your own?
zn4rf 6 days ago
@zn4rf Look, the world will end one day or another, get over it and sleep in peace. Once the sun goes boom,
it will become a supernova eruption, we need to travel light years away from our solar system to to escape
this explosion. We have way to? travel that far, that fast, and carry 7 billion + people, we have no way to
even study planets that far let alone travel there and start another "earth"
Arteolike 6 days ago
@Arteolike well "saving" this planet ist a stupid idea.? Why? becaus the planet is a self correcting system it
DONT need our help.... the Planet will heal itself when we are all long gone. The other thing is even if the
humanity survives at one point the sun will either go boom or shrink and collaps into itself... what do you
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At first glance, they look like a couple of giant inflatable garden chairs that have washed out to sea
But they are, apparently, the ultimate solution to rapidly rising sea levels.
This computer-generated image shows two floating cities, each with enough room for 50,000 inhabitants.
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The 'Lilypad' cities would be powered by renewable energy sources
Based on the design of a lilypad, they could be used as a permanent refuge for those whose homes have been
covered in water. Major cities including London, New York and Tokyo are seen as being at huge risk from oceans
which could rise by as much as 3ft by the end of this century.
This solution, by the award-winning Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut, is designed to be a new place to live for
those whose homelands have been wiped out.
The 'Lilypad City' would float around the world as an independent and fully self-sustainable home. With a lake at
its centre to collect and purify rainwater, it would be accessed by three separate marinas and feature artificial
mountains to offer the inhabitants a change of scenery from the seascape.
Power for the central accommodation hub is provided through a series of renewable energy sources including
solar panels on the mountain sides, wind turbines and a power station to harness the energy of the waves.
Mr Callebaut said: 'The design of the city is inspired by the shape of the great Amazonia Victoria Regia lilypad.
Some countries spend billions of pounds working on making their beaches and dams bigger and stronger.
'But the lilypad project is actually a long-term solution to the problem of the water rising.'
The architect, who has yet to estimate a cost for his design, added: 'It's an amphibious city without any roads
or any cars. The whole city is covered by plants housed in suspended gardens.
'The goal is to create a harmonious coexistence of humans and nature.'
'Some countries spend billions of pounds working on making their beaches and dams bigger and stronger.
'But the Lilypad project is actually a long term solution to the problem of the water rising.
'And it has the other objective of providing housing for refugees from islands that have been submerged.'
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The Lilypad city would house climate change refugees
Centred around a lake which collects and then purifies rain water, the Lilypad will drift around the world following
the ocean currents and streams.
It will be accessed by three marinas and will also feature three 'mountains' to offer the inhabitants a change of scenery.
Power will be provided through a series of renewable energy sources including solar, thermal, wind energy, hydraulic
and a tidal power station.
The city will actually produce much more energy than it consumes and be entirely 'zero-emission' as all the carbon-dioxide
and the waste will be recycled.
Mr Callebaut added: 'It's an amphibious city without any roads or any cars.
'The whole city is covered by plants housed in suspended gardens. The goal is to create a harmonious coexistence of
humans and nature.
'I think trying to accomodate the millions of people left homeless by environmental changes will prove to be one of the
great challenges of the 21st century.'
Neither the cost of building the city or the cost of living there have been revealed.
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the global sea level is expected to rise between
nine and 88 centimetres by 2100, with a 'best estimate' of 50 centimetres.
This is due to global warming which is causing the ice caps to melt.
In many places, 50 centimetres would see entire beaches being washed away, together with a significant chunk of
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On low-lying Pacific islands such as Tuvalu, Kiribati or the Maldives, the highest point is only two or three metres
above current sea levels.
If the sea level was to rise by 50cm, significant portions of these islands would be washed away by erosion or
covered by water.
Even if they remain above the sea, many island nations will have their supplies of drinking water reduced because
sea water will invade their freshwater stocks.
There are also tens of millions of people living in low-level coastal areas of southern Asia, such as the coastlines of
Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Burma, who would be in danger.
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The credibility of the IPCC sinks lower and lower as their wild claims about the future get sillier and sillier. There is no
evidence that sea levels will rise by more than about 10cm (four inches) by 2100. They have been on the rise slowly
ever since the end of the Little Ice Age, and there is no sign of any acceleration of the rate in recent times. If anything,
the rate of rise is likely to decrease in coming years. The IPCC is ignoring the facts and relying on faulty computer models.
There are currently no 'climate change refugees', and that is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.
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- Peter Warlow, Brentwood, UK, 03/7/2008 15:33
It makes perfect sense to take to the water - I think it looks beautiful, thank heavens there are people out there
who have the intelligence to think "outside the box".
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- Mary, Greensboro, NC, USA, 03/7/2008 15:32
I think these 'lily pads' are a great idea, they would make ideal 'prisons'
thereby freeing up our land prisons ready to house all those young people
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* Gadget that turns your iPod into a breathalyser goes on sale in UK
* Otzi the prehistoric iceman used moss as first aid to heal wounds, say scientists
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* Global swarming: The super ants ready to invade your garden... 100million at a time
* Women play hard to get to test how helpful men will be raising children, say scientists
* I am the Walrus... and I play the sax: Sara the jazz musician wows her audience
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* Scientists use a shop dummy to 'fool' people into having an out-of-body experience
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* Scientists uncover 1,224 different species in first ever inventory of life at the poles
* Oldest prehistoric 'dragonfly' imprint made 312million years ago discovered
* Uncovered: The pterosaur with a wingspan as long as a car
* Gadget that turns your iPod into a breathalyser goes on sale in UK
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* Space tourism race takes off as rocket company offers half price tickets
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The plucky Mars Rover Opportunity has rolled past Viking 1's record for the longest mission. It has survived for six years and 116 days.
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April 28, 2010: Endeavour on the Horizon<br /> Opportunity used its panoramic camera to view the rim of Endeavour crater.
It spent years traversing along the sandy Martian landscape to get there. The image was taken on the 2,226 Martian day of its mission.
April 28, 2010: Endeavour on the Horizon
Opportunity used its panoramic camera to view the rim of Endeavour crater. It spent years traversing along the sandy Martian landscape
to get there. The image was taken on the 2,226 Martian day of its mission.
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o April 28, 2010: Endeavour on the Horizon<br /> Opportunity used its panoramic camera to view the rim of Endeavour crater.
It spent years traversing along the sandy Martian landscape to get there. The image was taken on the 2,226 Martian day of its mission.
o 26 December, 2007: Cape St Mary<br /> A spectacular rocky outcrop at Cape St Mary, which is a 45ft promontory on the
western rim of Victoria crater.
o 28 December, 2004: This mosaic was acquired shortly after Opportunity arrived to investigate the site where its heat shield
hit the ground south of 'Endurance Crater' on January 24, 2004. On the left, the main heat shield piece is inverted and reveals its
metallic insulation layer.
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o August 28, 2008: Ascending to Level Ground<br /> The rover climbed out of 'Victoria Crater' following the tracks it had made
when it descended into the half-mile diameter bowl a year earlier.
o 25 September, 2007: Bright Band Inside Victoria Crater<br /> A layer of light-toned rock exposed inside Victoria Crater
appears to mark where the surface was at the time, many millions of years ago, when an impact excavated the crater.
o June 8, 2004: The path into Endurance<br /> This image from the panoramic camera shows the rover's 20ft drive path into the crater called 'Endurance.' It was the first major destination of the rover.
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o 24 January, 2008: 'Lyell' Panorama inside Victoria Crater<br /> Opportunity examined rocks inside an alcove called 'Duck Bay'
inside the Victoria Crater.
o 5 December, 2005: Olympia panorama<br /> This view from the panoramic camera shows an outcrop called 'Olympia' along the northwestern margin of 'Erebus' crater. The sulfate-rich sedimentary rocks were formed by wind and shallow water.
o 26 January, 2004: Landing site<br /> The interior of a dark crater surrounding the rover Opportunity at Meridiani Planum on
Mars can be seen in this colour image from the rover's panoramic camera. The rim is around 32ft away to the south-west of the rover.
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Floppy disks terminated after Sony stops production
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Gadgets that James Bond would be proud to own. Just be sure to keep within the law...
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Rovio, £199.99, Firebox.com
This ultra advanced WiFi robot acts as your eyes and ears whenever you leave your home, as you can control it 24/7 from anywhere in the world. Rovio has full audio and video streaming.
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Spy Video Watch, £89.99, iwoot.com
This watch records video and takes photos thanks to the almost-invisible camera hidden in the number '2'
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USB Voice Recorder, £29.95, boysstuff.co.uk
Make notes or record conversations with this small and cleverly disguised USB Voice Recorder.
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Eavesdropper, £4.99, gadgetshop.co.uk
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Mr I Spy Digital Camera Binoculars, £29.95, gadgets.co.uk
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Spy Camera Pen, £47.99, play.com
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Stealth laptop sleeve, £16.99, Firebox.com
A simple but clever disguise for your expensive computer. It looks like a tatty envelope, but is made from tear and
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Sheep breeders will pay £85 per scan
A sheep strapped in a hi-tech scanner may appear comical but the science behind it is seriously helping to improve Britain's
national flock. The CT scanner, normally used in hospitals, reads the amount of muscle, fat and bone on animals, enabling
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The house of straw strong enough to withstand huffing and puffing - and a hurricane
Breakthrough: This house, built from straw and hemp panels, can withstand winds as strong as 120mph
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'Biggest upgrade since colour': Google unveils TV that lets you surf the net
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Up and away! World's largest airship lifts off for the first time
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World's best view: Astronaut takes stunning self-portrait with Earth reflected in his visor
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Water on the brain: Grey matter literally shrinks without hydration
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World's smallest water lily saved from extinction at Kew
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A flying visit? No, this year the rare purple heron are here to start a family
Rare: A purple heron at Dungeness in Kent which is nesting with its mate in the UK for the first time
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