Posted by KJS on July 23, 2008 at 07:41:12 from (69.4.120.227):
In Reply to: energy solution posted by n8terry on July 22, 2008 at 20:28:36:
The more people in one area, the more of a risk many will die if a diesese breaks out. have you ever seen the movie "I am Legend"? Its not true now but one day something similar could happen.
It has happened in the Ag industry with cattle. It has a great impact on the large operations where they run several hundred head and when one that is infected gets in, it spreads rapidly. On a small farm where there are around 50, it may infect a few and is much easier to maintain.
The thing with emissions, normal vehical drivers blame farms and construction for the emissions, but the truth is there are more vehicals running 24/7 than equipment. If they want to reduce emissions, fix the big problem and not the small.
there is a new design for engine valves that cut way down on emissions. The traditional popet valves are not as ecinomical as the new rotary valve.
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