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Re: Oil left underground
Author: Rich Hunn
Date: 08-18-2008 - 16:00

To Margaret's point, one of the uses of Carbon Dioxide which is captured from the new generation
of clean coal plants is to inject the C02 in old wells to help reclaim the heavier remaining crude. This sequestration process will help reduce the CO2 emissions which are doing a wonderful
job of producing a totally bumper crop of soybeans. If current C02 levels have anything to do with
current crop production there's a problem we don't need to fix.

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  New Steam John Archibald 08-18-2008 - 01:34
  Re: New Steam It's Hot out! 08-18-2008 - 01:37
  Re: New Steam John Archibald 08-18-2008 - 02:18
  Re: New Steam Rich Hunn 08-18-2008 - 08:19
  Oil left underground Margaret (SP fan) 08-18-2008 - 15:15
  Re: Oil left underground Rich Hunn 08-18-2008 - 16:00
  Re: New Steam SquirrelPower 08-18-2008 - 12:00
  Re: New Steam E 08-18-2008 - 12:06
  Re: Reciprocating engines Graham Buxton 08-18-2008 - 17:37
  Re: Reciprocating engines E 08-18-2008 - 20:27
  Re: Reciprocating engines Dave Smith 08-19-2008 - 18:51
  Re: New Steam Dave Smith 08-18-2008 - 10:14
  Re: New Steam Rich Hunn 08-18-2008 - 10:57


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