Subject: Le Mans
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 5/29/2010, 11:39 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box



Le Mans 2010 allows new technologies
Just for info.

Rolf

http://paddocktalk.com/news/html/story-136661.html

It is becoming boring :)
It used to be all about speed and durability.

Paul Lamar


Paul
Now Mazda once again has a chance to win at Le Mans.  This time with a
rotary running on H2.  Should be a real gas.  But not for
lightweights.
jd

Half the range and half the power. A recipe for disaster during
refueling. Can you say Hindenburg?

Le Mans is also based on the big lie that carbon dioxide is bad.
Repeat a lie often enough and ignorant people believe it.

Carbon dioxide is good for world wide food production.
Plants want and need Co2.

Paul Lamar


  Hmm.  Plants and CO2.  Now that's food for thought.
  jd

  Food grows where carbon dioxide flows.

  http://www.chicagoclimatex.com/

  Al Gore and others in our current gov (soon to be gone) is
  making tens of millions of dollars being involved with ccx.
  Probably the worlds worst scam by a factor of ten.

  Paul Lamar


 By no means am I a scientist.
 However, one does need to be one to realize the total falsehood of the
 CO2 scam. I could not agree more with Paul on this one.
 We live in a carbon based world.
 The Dutch plant and flower growers have a secret to improve their output
 in speed and final size of everything thew grow, its CO2 for crying out
 loud.
 It is added in measured amounts with no harm to people.

 Rolf


Hi All
You are right plants love excess co2 but with every excess there is a down
side ,recent research on crops such as wheat has shown an increase in
cyanide to repel insects and a marked  reduction in protein, good for
flowers
to look at, but not for eating.

Paul M

Are you saying an in increase in Co2 intake into wheat
plants creates cyanide?

Or is it the protein is just reduced?

If so interesting. At what ppm does this occur?
Do you have any references for this?

Paul Lamar

Hi
I will try to send you the link on the research ,cyanide goes up to repel
predators ,and at the current rate of CO2 increase, in about 50 years
protein will decrease by about 15/20% it also will affect clovers( food for
cattle ) the same way.

Paul M

So billions of people around the world will starve in only 15 years?
I'll believe it when I see the research published in credible scientific
journals and peer reviewed.  No wait... that happened in East Anglia.
Environmental research scientist credibility is now near zero.

What cyanide? Where does the cyanide come from? Are you talking about pesticides?

Are they assuming that Co2 is evenly distributed around the globe?
The NASA satellite data indicates high levels (400 ppm) of Co2 are only
in the arctic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXj1atZ6lqY


Paul Lamar
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