Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | There is no internal combustion engine, only the battery unit that can be recharged easily from an electric power grid such as a standard plug-in wall outlet.
And the best thing about charging the battery is that there is never a need to worry about waiting for the battery pack to be fully discharged before recharging it, since the car can be charged for as long as you like whenever you have access to power. There are three ways to charge the vehicle. First, it has a built-in battery charging system that can basically plug into any electrical outlet. | David Steinman See book keywords and concepts | I liked the feel and the quiet that, without an internal combustion engine, set in immediately. The car shifted imperceptibly from gas to electric.
"We're not like Toyota," he said. "They made the Prius to look the way it does so that it screams, 'Hey, I'm an environmentalist. Look at me! Look at what I am doing for the environment.' We didn't do that. We created the Escape to look like any other car. We did this on purpose."
I asked him if we could drive free form, but he told me, "Dearborn gave us a prescribed route we have to take. | Joseph E. Mario See book keywords and concepts | Acid Rain By-product precipitates sulfur-dioxides/S02 oxidizes to sulfuric acid/H2 S 04 and nitrogens nitric-oxide/NO oxidizing to nitric acid/H N 03, from the internal combustion of hydrocarbons, burning fossil fuels (coal, and smelting sulfurous ores), and motor vehicles. The atmospheric oxidation of these precipitates are dependant upon sunlight intensity, and the amounts of heavy metals and ammonia present. | | Carbon Dioxide A waste by-product of animal metabol ism exhalant from our lungs and internal combustion engines; 75 trees are needed to absorb one human's dai ly C02 exudate, and to produce 24 hours worth of Oxygen. Atmospheric C02 level increased 10% from 1900 to 1986. Blood hemoglobin affinity for C02 is 200 times greater than for Oxygen.
Carbon Monoxide Carboxy hemoglobin (COHb) blood saturation increases 3 times near cars; causes heart damage, accelerates atherosclerosis. 75,000 trees are needed to absorb the pollution of one New York to Los Angelesjetliner. | James Howard Kunstler See book keywords and concepts | As discussed in Chapter Three, replacing the current internal combustion car fleet with hydrogen-powered fuel-cell cars is unlikely to happen under the current laws of thermodynamics. Cars using regular electric motors are a better bet, though the battery problem limits their range, and to some extent their existence in any numbers is predicated on a renewed nuclear power effort. That in itself may be impossible to accomplish in a nation with an impotent central government. | | This has been the case classically with perpetual motion devices and other claimed fantastic inventions such as internal combustion engines that can run on water and special carburetors that will allow an ordinary car to get two hundred miles per gallon. For now, ZPE seems to fall into that category. But who knows? One might have said the same thing about atomic energy in 1893. (2) If there is anything to ZPE, it is not likely to see practical development before the world finds itself in deep trouble over depleting hydrocarbon resources, if ever. | | Then, along came gasoline and the internal combustion engine and, voila, within a few years a couple of fairly ordinary young bicycle mechanics from Ohio made it happen. (If the Wright brothers even had an affectionate name for their pioneering aircraft it is lost to history; such was the scope of their imaginations. The banality of American exceptionalism is sometimes astounding.) Now, exactly a hundred years after the first powered flight at Kitty Hawk. | | Fuel cells can operate at efficiencies two to three times that of the internal combustion engine, and require no moving parts. In a kind of reverse electrolysis, hydrogen introduced through a catalytic metal membrane combines with oxygen to produce water vapor and an electric current, which then does useful work. In a fuel-cell car, for example, electricity from the fuel cell would power an electric motor and make the car go. | Henry Hobhouse See book keywords and concepts | Electricity and the internal combustion engine have done more to liberate men and women than any previous technical advance, and have been much more influential than any ideological movement or political party. If it were not for these forms of power, the position of the proletariat in a dictatorship such as that of the U.S.S.R. would be much nearer slavery than it is, and the liberation of women would be unlikely to have happened where it has. | | At the outset of the second (which was based on electricity and the internal combustion engine), England had lost half her agricultural population in a generation, 3 million acres of crops, even the meat and butter markets to refrigerated transport from the other side of the world. British investment in foreign railroads, ranches, and infrastructure comfortably exceeded investment in her own countryside. Even if free trade had been the correct response to the Irish Famine in 1845, it could never be the correct response forty, fifty years later. | Mark Hyman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | In doing that, it is using oxygen, as in any internal combustion machine. Food won't burn without the presence of oxygen.
V02 max indicates the amount of oxygen your body uses to burn fuel (food). If your V02 max is high, you are using a lot of oxygen to burn fuel. This means your metabolism is faster.
Think of two people unloading a cord of wood from a truck. One of them might unload that cord and burn 500 calories, the other 750. The latter's body is using more oxygen, is fitter, and is also more resistant to certain health problems. | Phyllis A. Balch, CNC See book keywords and concepts | Just like an automobile or any other internal combustion engine, we need the right mixture of fuel and oxygen (food, water, and air), generous lubrication (dietary fats), and electrical energy (vitamins and minerals). Without proper maintenance, our health will eventually fail, leaving us the option to rejuvenate, rehabilitate, or set our affairs in order.
Part Two gives you the best methods to use nutrition to keep your body "tuned up" for maximum efficiency, vitality, and healing. It reveals proven powerhouse techniques available to achieve optimum health. | Peter Pringle See book keywords and concepts | It was a bit like offering moral support to General Motors, if only the automobile maker would abandon the internal combustion engine in favor of the bicycle," observed Michael Specter in the New Yorker.^1
Anatomy of a Poisoned Butterfly
It's not an exaggeration to say more monarchs succumb to high-velocity collisions with car windshields than ever encounter corn pollen.
—Val Giddings, Biotechnology Industry Organization, 1999
We worked very hard to make this a high-profile issue. . . . | Mark Hyman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | This sprinkler system is the mitochondrial antioxidant system, composed of important antioxidants that can cool the heat and extinguish the sparks from the process of internal combustion inside the mitochondria. These antioxidants include important nutrients such as vitamin E, coenzyme Q10, alpha-lipoic acid, and superoxide dismutase.
Anything that interferes with this antioxidant system will allow for mitochondrial damage, which then leads to cell damage and death, as will deficiencies in these important antioxidants. | Brian O'Leary See book keywords and concepts | Department of Energy, the President, the Prime Minister, Congress or Parliament, we can expect to get the stone wall of suppression of viable alternatives to the internal combustion engine and to the fossil-fuel-fired power plant.
These energy developments come from nineteenth century science. Fossilized hydrocarbon fuel is ignited to either: (1) explode to move some parts to run a vehicle, or (2) boil water to turn turbines which generate and pipe electricity through a grid system. This was the choice we made about 100 years ago that would to a large extent define a whole century. | Mark Hyman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | As we've noted, when you process food, you digest it and turn it into fuel, which is then burned inside the mitochondria (in the process of internal combustion) to make energy. You're also generating free radicals when you do this. This is normal, and is why our bodies naturally manufacture antioxidants every day, just to douse those free radical sparks.
The problem occurs when the quantity of free radicals we generate from processing food exceeds the body's ability to quench them. | Brian O'Leary See book keywords and concepts | Some day we may be replacing our circuit breakers, internal combustion engines and batteries with small power units that deliver the needed electricity, in much the same way as a solar photovoltaic cell. Except this time we won't need the Sun.
For up-to-date developments especially on cold fusion and its coverups, I recommend Infinite Energy magazine. My previous book Miracle in the Void 4 describes my visits to new energy researchers on five continents. The review article in Appendix I summarizes the state of the art in 1999. | | One of his goals was to eliminate the internal combustion engine by 2020. In 1992, former President Bush said this about Al Gore: "This guy is so far off in the environmental extreme, we'll be up to our neck in owls and out of work for every American. This guy is crazy. He's way out, far out, man!" (Applause) Yet even Gore himself has sold out.
At the turn of the millennium, U.S. government subsidies (corporate welfare) directed towards coal, petroleum and diesel research exceeded $20 billion each year. Little has been allocated to clean and renewable energy. | | Through elaborate public relations campaigns and influencing politicians and media, the energy monopoly wants you to think that there is only one way: central station power plants and distributed internal combustion engines, both burning dirty and unrenewable fuels. Nothing could be further from the truth. Renewable and clean energy is feasible and cost-effective. Even newer sources now being researched promise more elegant solutions. This chapter will show that the fossil fuel binge could come to an end, soon to be replaced with sustainable energy. This is an idea whose time has come. | | We might compare new hydrogen energy to the early days of internal combustion engines, fuel cells or any other remarkable new technology. We know these devices can work, but the time for building completely reliable commercial prototypes has not quite come yet, because we are still within the realm of science and not engineering. And yet the latter community tends to ignore very real progress. Perhaps for convenience, they chose the safe path of siding with the unknowing scientistic skeptics that attempt to deny the evidence. | | This light gas could soon replace fossil fuels as our primary energy carrier for internal combustion, power plant boilers and fuel cells. The scientific community knows the methods of hydrogen production, infrastructure, storage and consumption. The concepts involve basic chemistry and there are no show stoppers, except for the will to invest in new engineering. Commercial prototype hydrogen automobiles are commonplace. | Mark Hyman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Also needing detoxification are the waste products of metabolism, including the by-products of internal combustion discussed earlier, and cellular waste products such as carbon dioxide and water. Medications, too, must be detoxified. After a drug has done its work, it must leave your body, as must anything you ingest that your body doesn't need, such as food preservatives, or colorings, or pesticides. |
Hemp TodayEd Rosenthal See book keywords and concepts | | The resulting liquid fuel, ethanol, is reasonably compatible with the spark plug-type internal combustion engine, but cannot be used to operate diesel engines (Coombs, 1983).
In another method, lignocellulosic material from trees, grasses, and agricultural crops can be converted into ethanol (Anon, 1981). According to a United Nations report (Anon, 1981), grasses, shrubs, fast-growing trees such as eucalyptus and poplar, some hardwood tree species, and latex-bearing plants could supply the raw cellulose and lignin required for this process. | Arthur C. Upton, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | | Do you work on internal combustion engines?
Do you make jewelry, weld, solder, or do metalwork?
You may be inadvertently exposed to excess levels of lead, methanol, organic tin, or turpentine.
Using darkroom chemicals may expose you to benzene, carbon monoxide (released from methylene chloride), cyanide, irritant chemicals such as formaldehyde and cresol (phenol and phenolic compounds), and trichloroethylene (a halogenated hydrocarbon).
You may be exposed to cyanide, lead, selenious acid, and petroleum distillates. | | Do you work on internal combustion engines?
Do you make jewelry, weld, solder, or do metalwork?
Toxic Possibilities If You Answered Yes*
You may be exposed to lead, petroleum distillates, or selenium (see selenious acid).
You may be exposed to carbon monoxide.
You may be inadvertently exposed to arsenic, halogenated hydrocarbon solvents, lead, manganese, or thallium.
What to Do
Choose a well-ventilated shooting range. Consult your doctor if your symptoms persist.
Work only in a well-ventilated area. Consult your doctor if symptoms persist. | | Do you work on internal combustion engines?
Do you make plastics, resin, or wax sculpture?
Are you a gunsmith, hunter, or marksman? Do you target shoot?
You may be inadvertently exposed to aniline, benzene, boric acid and boron compounds, carbon disulfide, carbon tetrachloride and other halogenated hydrocarbon solvents, dinitro derivatives of phenol and cresol, lead, mercury, petroleum distillates, styrene, thallium, tin, toluene, xylene, or zinc.
You may be exposed to benzene, carbon disulfide, halogenated hydrocarbon solvents, or xylene in various adhesives. | Linda Mason Hunter See book keywords and concepts | Powerful internal combustion engines often emit infrasounds.
Environmental sound is measured in decibels (db) to record its changing volume. Hearing begins at 0 db. Each increase by 10 units represents a tenfold increase; 20 units, a hundredfold increase (10 X 10), 30 units, a thousandfold increase (10 X 10 X 10), and so on. Thus, 100 db is 10 billion times as intense as 1 db.
For comparison, the rustle of leaves is rated at 10 db. | Arthur C. Upton, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | | Carbon monoxide also is a problem for internal combustion engine workers, including welders, garage workers, small-engine and forklift truck operations, motor vehicle drivers, and indoor ice rink workers. Even spectators of such events as tractor pulls, which involve heavy machinery, may be exposed to carbon monoxide. (See information sheet, p. 370 for more information on the symptoms of exposure.)
• Solvents, or organic (carbon-containing) liquids that dissolve organic solids, are used in nearly every industry (see Table 21.2). | James Trefil See book keywords and concepts | Planners differentiate between midterm goals (to meet the California requirements) and long-term goals (to replace the internal combustion engine). The midterm goal, roughly, is a car with a range of 100-125 miles and a cost for the batteries of about $5,000.
There seem to be three horses in the battery race. One is the old lead-acid battery, which is the cheapest, but it has problems meeting the energy and power-storage requirements. | Samuel S. Epstein, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Petroleum Products
Petroleum first achieved commercial importance in 1859, but significant quantities were not produced until the development of the internal combustion engine in the late nineteenth century. The growing use of gasoline led to the development in 1913 of large-scale hydrocarbon cracking processes, which for the first time made available large quantities of low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons, the starting material for the production of many organic compounds. |
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