Known recoverable vs. EROEI positive (was five million tons - not 40 Forum: SSI-List
Thread: Known recoverable vs. EROEI positive (was five million tons - not 40
# 21898 byWallach, Mark on May 20, 2008, 9:54 a.m.
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Since when is motive irrelevant to evaluating a person's positions?
Mark, that's an ad hominem. Either what he is saying
is correct or it isn't, and it doesn't matter whether
he works for energy companies or the Sierra Club or
the Pope.
Ed
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> However, I notice, still no real name, and no
> comment on the issue of shilling for energy
> companies.
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> [mailto:ssi_list@... s.com] On Behalf Of
> hitssquad
> positive (was five million tons - not 40 trillion)
>
> > embrittlement is the stopper for nuclear
> containment vessels.
>
> Untrue.
>
http://www.google. com/search? q=nuclear+ embrittlement+ annealinghttp://www.google. com/search? q=nuclear+ embrittlement+ annealing>
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> > hitssquad [...] misquotes his own sources [...]
> the fine CFR
> > article
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> The CFR article was not my source for uranium
> vastness. Here is
> my source:
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> > known to be recoverable.
>
> That phrase is not relevant to the topic being
> discussed. Here
> is some theory-based explanation of why:
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http://www.juliansi mon.com/writings /Articles/ RESOURCE. txthttp://www.juliansi mon.com/writings /Articles/ RESOURCE. txt>
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http://www.google. com/search? q=site%3Ajulians imon.com+ reserveshttp://www.google. com/search? q=site%3Ajulians imon.com+ reserves>
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> Are there really only five million "known
> recoverable" tons?
> What happened to the 4.5 billion tons suspended in
> the oceans?
>
> > Check out the article
> >
> > "Celebrate clean coal, come on!"Cheers,
>
> Thanks for the link, Darel.
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