petro chemical in my opinion are bad 4 the environment and ne thing that is bad 4 the environment is bad 4 humans i think we need a new fule scource if we want to be ne were near starting a revolution how bout u other guys what do u think ??
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petro chemical in my opinion are bad 4 the environment and ne thing that is bad 4 the environment is bad 4 humans i think we need a new fule scource if we want to be ne were near starting a revolution how bout u other guys what do u think ??
first of all, stop it with the short hand typing, like ne and 4, just write the fucker out! I use it too when talking to my friends online because its faster but dont use it here. Just try to make it a habbite because English is not everyones first language on this board and lingo like that makes it confusing.
ok back to petroleum chemicals, some of them are bad for the enviorment but we must use what is needed to advance society and i dont understand how the revolution will be effected by this. We need to find a new fuel not just because petroleum is dagerous to the enviorment but because it will diminsh in the near future.
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This is not an internet chat room, and hence speed of response is not of relevance. In fact it's better for everyone if every post is written out in the best grammar you can manage and that time and thought is put into it's content
Excepting the chit-chat forum.
'Bad' is an odd term, but they are certainly doing harm to the environment. There are plenty of 'plus' points to them of course, but I'll concede.
Not necessarily.... The combustion engine is dreadful for the environment, yet without it distribution would become a major headache, causing a lot more human suffering.
I agree... any suggestions?
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hydrogen or ethenol would be nice i duno though maby someone else has better ideas
hydrogen has great possibilities, with the development of hydrogen fuel cells vehicals can be produced that only have water as a bi product, no toxic or green house gasses!
You can't learn to swim in a library.
That, and there's bloody loads of the stuff
Going to be a while yet
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Lisa: I'm defending a country where people can think and act and worship any way they want!
Adiel: Cannot!
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Lisa: Can to!
Homer: Please, please, kids; stop fighting. Maybe Lisa is right about America being the land of opportunity, maybe Adiel has a point about the machinery of capitalism being oiled with the blood of the workers.
grass as a fuel source has been proven to very efficient
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Well beside the obvious of wether nor not they seriously damage the enviroment is the question of sustainability... if oil is running out that means products made with oil (petrol - petrochemicals..) will be unable to be made.
Even alternative energy sources need oil - solar panels and wind power have metal and plastic in their construction etc. Really we need to look into the source of our energy systems for the long term and the imediate.
last hours of ancient sunlight is a good book on it.
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What a well thought out post. I would be willing to bet that if you asked this gentleman to define a petrochemical he would falter.
To put things in perspective, petrochemicals are "chemicals obtained from petroleum either by steam cracking or as by-products of refinery operations They serve as raw materials for the chemical industry."
source: http://www.learnchem.net/glossary/o.shtml
Many of these compounds are used to manufacture medicines, plastics, adhesives, synthetic fibers, pesticides, fertilizers, and generally things that make the world a better place for its billions of citizens. Products associated with the petrochemical industry account for 1 trillion of the 2 trillion dollar chemical industry, according to Dr. Rao's "Petrochemical Trends of this Century".
I highly doubt anyone here has the technical background to understand the organic chemistry, reaction engineering, separation processes, thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics , or environmental science that would allow them to adequately judge whether or not the world should use petrochemicals. Quite frankly, those decisions are best made by qualified individuals. These materials have greatly enhanced the quality of life for mankind. As such an important aspect of the global economy, the environmental cost/benefit analysis should be done by educated people. This industry should not be impacted because of a large number of hysterical luddites. The environmental impact should be closely watched and accounted for through innovative engineering practices and a responsible, well-educated public.
