Ok. I'll change it. Just red's fine, right?

Now if only there was such a thing as a freeze gun; just freeze all the ice that's melting up in the NP and (I'm not sure if it's melting too) SP. x3

BTW, my eyes are hurting from that glowing font. Please change?

raven wrote:

Fletch_Talon wrote:

of courselets not forget that a lot of the time electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels, so electric cars arent going to solve the problem, it might help...

i like the idea of hydrogen powered cars best, run on the most common element we know of and produces water when combusted

or so ive heard

One of the ways Hydrogen is created is by putting a positive and a negative terminal (that are made of particular metals) into some water, and passing a current of electricity through the water between the two terminals, in a process called electrolysis (the Hydrogen gas starts bubbling off the negative terminal, and oxygen gas comes off the postive terminal). The Hydrogen gas is captured as it comes to the surface of the water.
The electricity for this process will probably come from fossil fuel-burning power stations, thus the pollution problem isn't totally solved. But otherwise I like it's merits, it's a good idea for reducing vehicle emissions and smog in large cities.

what if we use fossil fuel electricity to start creating the hydrogen gas, then use that hydrogen gas in order to make the electricity to make more hydrogen gas

HAHA its fool proof... except almost definitely not

Then you'd be making Hydrogen just to make more hydrogen, and none left over for cars, lol. It would be an interesting project for science students to come on a field trip to see, I suppose...
Solar power is a good way to generate electricity to use to make Hydrogen.

Fletch_Talon wrote:

of courselets not forget that a lot of the time electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels, so electric cars arent going to solve the problem, it might help...

i like the idea of hydrogen powered cars best, run on the most common element we know of and produces water when combusted

or so ive heard

One of the ways Hydrogen is created is by putting a positive and a negative terminal (that are made of particular metals) into some water, and passing a current of electricity through the water between the two terminals, in a process called electrolysis (the Hydrogen gas starts bubbling off the negative terminal, and oxygen gas comes off the postive terminal). The Hydrogen gas is captured as it comes to the surface of the water.
The electricity for this process will probably come from fossil fuel-burning power stations, thus the pollution problem isn't totally solved. But otherwise I like it's merits, it's a good idea for reducing vehicle emissions and smog in large cities.

what if we use fossil fuel electricity to start creating the hydrogen gas, then use that hydrogen gas in order to make the electricity to make more hydrogen gas

HAHA its fool proof... except almost definitely not

of courselets not forget that a lot of the time electricity is generated by burning fossil fuels, so electric cars arent going to solve the problem, it might help...

i like the idea of hydrogen powered cars best, run on the most common element we know of and produces water when combusted

or so ive heard

One of the ways Hydrogen is created is by putting a positive and a negative terminal (that are made of particular metals) into some water, and passing a current of electricity through the water between the two terminals, in a process called electrolysis (the Hydrogen gas starts bubbling off the negative terminal, and oxygen gas comes off the postive terminal). The Hydrogen gas is captured as it comes to the surface of the water.
The electricity for this process will probably come from fossil fuel-burning power stations, thus the pollution problem isn't totally solved. But otherwise I like it's merits, it's a good idea for reducing vehicle emissions and smog in large cities.

i like the idea of hydrogen powered cars best, run on the most common element we know of and produces water when combusted

or so ive heard

Fletch_Talon wrote:

Swaffy wrote:

America has (well... had) the money to convert EVERY car in the U.S. to a
hybrid. Instead, they used it for the war. This made me mad. Well, all we
can do now, as for the sake of our planet, should try to make all of the
cars hybrid, clean up waste burning factories and other polluting factories,
and people should ride buses more often. If people rode buses, so much
gas would be saved, and less chemical fumes would be emitted into the air.

Those are my main viewpoints on pollution.

hence why its good that Obama won the election cuz with any luck, he'll be able to withdraw troops and funding from iraq and put it into more worth while ventures

Look even if he pulls tries too pull them out its still going too take years and even then it might cost us so do not blame America for that (although it seems we are falling apart)

who's blaming america? its the previous american government that did it, i don't recall them asking all americans what they thought of the idea

besides which even if it had been voted on, a majority doesnt mean everyone, there could (and almost definitely would) have been a very large percentage of people voting against it.

you were the one who said youd rather see money put into stuff other than the war, i was just saying that now it might actually happen

For example, factory farming stems from the fact that probably one company started it, and despite that it was basically torturing animals for their meat, it produced it fast. (eventually contributing to mad cow disease because of their carelessness towards downs animals) So of course, all other meat-producing companies try to keep up and then we got factory farming all over the place. Farmers who provide the animals are then forced to go into it by the tycoons.

So yes, I know someone mentioned the businesses and competitions as one of the primary causes, which is true.

Swaffy wrote:

America has (well... had) the money to convert EVERY car in the U.S. to a
hybrid. Instead, they used it for the war. This made me mad. Well, all we
can do now, as for the sake of our planet, should try to make all of the
cars hybrid, clean up waste burning factories and other polluting factories,
and people should ride buses more often. If people rode buses, so much
gas would be saved, and less chemical fumes would be emitted into the air.

Those are my main viewpoints on pollution.

hence why its good that Obama won the election cuz with any luck, he'll be able to withdraw troops and funding from iraq and put it into more worth while ventures

Look even if he pulls tries too pull them out its still going too take years and even then it might cost us so do not blame America for that (although it seems we are falling apart)