Here is a process that I saw in an "ecopolys" documentary on discovery last night. excerpt in English http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iJecHJ0idw The biochar. An Australian has succeeded in creating a process to create a natural fertilizer, destroy organic waste in industrial quantities ...

I live in Charleroi, and for those who know, they know what is going on. The entire region is covered with Terril (coal waste). By digging a slag heap over a few centimeters, you get intense heat. This phenomenon is due to its black color and its mass, but also to ...

Here is more information on the phenomenon.

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picoplanct ... C3%A9tique

I suspected that there was a way to absorb CO2 using plankton, but I had no tangible proof. http://www.membres.lycos.fr/aroelens/tpe.htm For me, if there is a way to accelerate this phenomenon, it is to send more air below sea level, in order to increase natural ventilation ...

I don't understand why you want to artificially reabsorb CO2 directly from the air. This method remains active and requires financial means and a high return. Your logic passes first by active means and you reject photosynthesis which will be a passive method and be ...

To recover the CO2 from the air, it would be necessary to sequester the CO2 at the outlet of a station running on biofuel. As for the solar panel which would do better than plants, I have a doubt. How much will these panels cost, and how many plants could we replant with this same s ...

here's a good idea ... that's against the repressive power ... underground resistance as long as there are reactive and active people we still have a chance. it is useless to rebel violently because that will not prove our cause right. we have to fight against disinformation and ...

For me, the LEDs, it connects me well. Kits to replace certain lamps. I just took a look at the store and finally, we think of Belgians who do not all have a visa card in their pocket allowing them to pay with a simple transfer. I wait to be paid and I buy the n ...

Slt, There are large models with wide opening! A good stew takes three hours to simmer. I think this system should work well, but the problem is to accumulate heat suddenly in the food and then lose a good part of it during the transfer. I no longer see a sy ...

It is the same principle as the ink cartridges that we have to tinker with instead of having ink pot adapters. I did not know this filter system with cap but with friends, they installed a more substantial system that filters all of the water consumed by the house ...