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2005-06-01 Britain
First Major Grass-Burning Power Station Planned For Britain This Year
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Posted by Spavirt Pheng6042 2005-06-01 00:00|| || Front Page|| [6 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 I was expecting the Cheech & Chong picture here.
Posted by Jackal">Jackal  2005-06-01 00:10|| home.earthlink.net/~sleepyjackal/index.html]">[home.earthlink.net/~sleepyjackal/index.html]  2005-06-01 00:10|| Front Page Top

#2 You mean a power station burning marijuana? Does that mean the British have found a use for Galloway and similare leftists ? (connecting them to the grid)
Posted by JFM">JFM  2005-06-01 01:54||   2005-06-01 01:54|| Front Page Top

#3 Which way does the wind blow?
Posted by Cynic 2005-06-01 06:54||   2005-06-01 06:54|| Front Page Top

#4 "Burning elephant grass would only release the carbon dioxide that the plants soaked up anyway while they were growing, she said in the newspaper."
Same is true for gas and oil, which derive from plants.
Posted by Tom 2005-06-01 08:07||   2005-06-01 08:07|| Front Page Top

#5 More Kyoto inspired and funded idiocy, consuming far more cheap energy than it produces. Planting Oak and Pine trees would be much more ecological friendly, but then people would get upset when they were cut down to burn in a power station, hence Elephant Grass an abomination everyone will hate.
Posted by phil_b 2005-06-01 08:13||   2005-06-01 08:13|| Front Page Top

#6 The Guardian said the plant could be a key element in the quest to tackle climate change - one of Blair's priorities this year as Britain holds the presidency of the Group of Eight powers and prepares to take on that of the European Union from July 1.

Yes, as we all know, Blair paying attention to this for 1 year will solve ALL of Kyoto's problems, eh? And, I thought the EU was dead..so Blair's taking the Presidency of a non-functioning union on July 1?
Posted by BA">BA  2005-06-01 08:25||   2005-06-01 08:25|| Front Page Top

#7 The Guardian said the plant could be a key element in the quest to tackle climate change - one of Blair's priorities this year as Britain holds the presidency of the Group of Eight powers and prepares to take on that of the European Union from July 1.

Yes, as we all know, Blair paying attention to this for 1 year will solve ALL of Kyoto's problems, eh? And, I thought the EU was dead..so Blair's taking the Presidency of a non-functioning union on July 1?
Posted by BA">BA  2005-06-01 08:25||   2005-06-01 08:25|| Front Page Top

#8 Sorry! Double post.
Posted by BA">BA  2005-06-01 08:26||   2005-06-01 08:26|| Front Page Top

#9 HEY! The Norks NEED that grass to eat!
Posted by Korora">Korora  2005-06-01 17:08|| http://basementburrow.blogspot.com]">[http://basementburrow.blogspot.com]  2005-06-01 17:08|| Front Page Top

#10 elephant grass?

like for the world really biggest bong?

im always on lookout for elephant mushrooms myself
Posted by half 2005-06-01 18:11||   2005-06-01 18:11|| Front Page Top

#11 To anyone who has ever tried to burn a pile of lawn clippings, this looks like a scam. How do they plan to get grass dry enough to burn efficiently? And imagine the amount of smoke it would produce.
Posted by Grunter 2005-06-01 22:25||   2005-06-01 22:25|| Front Page Top

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