Comments for PosiPeople Blog http://blog.posipeople.com This is the official blog of PosiPeople. We discuss the intersection of business, technology, society, and the environment. We cover sustainability and responsible business. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:45:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Clean Coal Technology Makes Its Debut by eddisionklein http://blog.posipeople.com/2008/09/12/clean-coal-technology-makes-its-debut/#comment-585 eddisionklein Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:51:53 +0000 http://blog.posipeople.com/?p=291#comment-585 Hi buddy, This article provides a valuable information about the clean coal technology. Thanks, Hi buddy,
This article provides a valuable information about the clean coal technology.
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]]> Comment on Geothermal Energy, An Untapped Resource by Chuck Kezar http://blog.posipeople.com/2008/10/14/geothermal-energy-an-untapped-resource/#comment-577 Chuck Kezar Wed, 15 Oct 2008 12:15:16 +0000 http://blog.posipeople.com/?p=303#comment-577 There are two levels of geothermal energy that the DOE (US Energy Department) has tragically not funded ever, the first is drilling to 4-5 KM to get ten time the geothermal power because of the temperature and pressure. See the Iceland project IDDP for more data and pay off. Secondly is to drill directly into Magma and pump in water to tap ten times the power compared to shallow wells. Also the chemistry between magma and water yields large quantities of hydrogen (35,000,000,000 cu feet per one cubic km of magma) If the magma is circulating the energy produced will go on for ever. Note that one Iceland well is venting 320 tons of hydrogen per year -- that is enough to fill 80 fuel cell cars every day of the year and the process will go on for many people generations. There are dozens of places in the US were magma is 3 to 5 KM below the surface. Check out for all the technology or ask for additional information from Professor Chuck Kezar at ckezar34@AOL.COM There are two levels of geothermal energy that the DOE (US Energy Department) has tragically not funded ever, the first is drilling to 4-5 KM to get ten time the geothermal power because of the temperature and pressure. See the Iceland project IDDP for more data and pay off.
Secondly is to drill directly into Magma and pump in water to tap ten times the power compared to shallow wells. Also the chemistry between magma and water yields large quantities of hydrogen (35,000,000,000 cu feet per one cubic km of magma) If the magma is circulating the energy produced will go on for ever. Note that one Iceland well is venting 320 tons of hydrogen per year — that is enough to fill 80 fuel cell cars every day of the year and the process will go on for many people generations.
There are dozens of places in the US were magma is 3 to 5 KM below the surface.

Check out for all the technology or ask for additional information from Professor Chuck Kezar at ckezar34@AOL.COM

]]> Comment on PosiPeople User Spotlight: Jay K. by jon http://blog.posipeople.com/2008/09/29/posipeople-user-spotlight-jay-k/#comment-572 jon Wed, 01 Oct 2008 04:28:56 +0000 http://blog.posipeople.com/?p=298#comment-572 Jay, great job. The team looks forward to seeing more of your content on the forum! Jay, great job. The team looks forward to seeing more of your content on the forum!

]]> Comment on PosiPeople User Spotlight: Jay K. by Jay Kilby http://blog.posipeople.com/2008/09/29/posipeople-user-spotlight-jay-k/#comment-571 Jay Kilby Tue, 30 Sep 2008 19:50:16 +0000 http://blog.posipeople.com/?p=298#comment-571 Wow! Thanks, Jon. I'm honored. Wow! Thanks, Jon. I’m honored.

]]> Comment on Making Sense of the Financial Crisis by Debora Edholm http://blog.posipeople.com/2008/09/18/making-sense-of-the-financial-crisis/#comment-564 Debora Edholm Sun, 21 Sep 2008 20:59:38 +0000 http://blog.posipeople.com/?p=294#comment-564 Indeed there are safe havens but no one has mentioned them here. I do not feel it is a good time to be complacent. In this 21st century global economy knowledge has finally re-entered economics. Look at Adam Smith and study. Competetion is fierce in these markets today. There will be many bank failures to come and it is difficult to say which discipline is the best. I do not believe the United States can keep her wealth with her present course. Lastly what can be more important than looking at ones return? One must be concerned with the bottom line. It is important to study history as it has a way of repeating itself............... Indeed there are safe havens but no one has mentioned them here. I do not feel it is a good time to be complacent. In this 21st century global economy knowledge has finally re-entered economics. Look at Adam Smith and study. Competetion is fierce in these markets today. There will be many bank failures to come and it is difficult to say which discipline is the best. I do not believe the United States can keep her wealth with her present course. Lastly what can be more important than looking at ones return? One must be concerned with the bottom line. It is important to study history as it has a way of repeating itself……………

]]> Comment on System in Crisis: Materials Economy by 2Renew http://blog.posipeople.com/2008/09/02/system-in-crisis-materials-economy/#comment-559 2Renew Tue, 16 Sep 2008 22:37:54 +0000 http://blog.posipeople.com/?p=287#comment-559 I suffered through the entire program on YouTube. I agree with you in that it speaks truth on many levels. However, who wants to hear negativity. Systems can't be changed if "people" don't change or want to change. "People" like their "Stuff". That's what America is about - stuff. Not much mention until the end about what to do with your stuff. Education and voting is a key to changing "stuff disposal". Get ready for a lifestyle change. I suffered through the entire program on YouTube. I agree with you in that it speaks truth on many levels. However, who wants to hear negativity. Systems can’t be changed if “people” don’t change or want to change. “People” like their “Stuff”. That’s what America is about - stuff. Not much mention until the end about what to do with your stuff. Education and voting is a key to changing “stuff disposal”. Get ready for a lifestyle change.

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