Anything that grows 'can convert into oil'

Anything that grows 'can convert into oil'

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After three years of clandestine development, a Georgia company is now going public with a simple, natural way to convert anything that grows out of the Earth into oil.

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Well ain't this something.

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As I understand it, Oil is the product of carbon-based life forms (plants, animals) becoming fossilized under extremely high pressure. The combination of pressure and water extracts the carbon from the plant matter etc. and we have oil.

Just as you have charcoal, the carbon remains of burnt wood, you get oil, the carbon remains of plant matter under water pressure.

If they can replicate the natural process of making oil... that's all well and good.

But should we really be worried about getting more oil or ending the use of fossil fuels altogether?

The whole alternative energy trend is seeming more like a sham to me every day.... the energy companies know what they are doing with these nonsense sollutions. Nothing.

reply to post by lilangeljazzie


Its called biodiesel and has been around longer than gasoline.

We don't need to be digging in the ground for fuel as we can grow hemp, switchgrass, and even algae for fuel.

[edit on 3/19/2008 by biggie smalls]

I hope the patent has been carefully kept in an non openable vault if that's case

There are at least several companies looking to profit form this field. Lots of talk so far but hopefully action by this time next year. I don't know if maybe there are some folks trying to raise capital with the new administration coming in.

United States Sustainable Energy Corporation.

Very nice find! interesting article. Flagged and starred you.

Although I must admit I would like to see the world lose its dependence on oil, I find it neat that we can basically replicate the natural process for making oil and we speed it up quite a bit too. Do you think this could give big companies such as exon/mobil a little competition or no?

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It's not about producing oil that burns, but about the energy density of that oil, and the efficiency of the process that starts with a seed and ends with a gallon of useable petrol for a car.

Anything that grows could indeed be used to make oil, but if it costs $600 to create a gallon of petrol from it, and that petrol is so weak your car doesn't run, is it really worth doing it?

This has absolutely 100% nothing to do with the NWO. Nothing what-so-ever.