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I was working with hydrogen fuel cells in 2000. At the time, fuel cells had been a promising technology for over 100 years, and they’re still a promising technology today. They work great, but the problem is hydrogen. Hydrogen is everywhere, but it is attached to other atoms and is energy-intensive to split from those atoms. So it’s tough to make the math work.

One of the scientists, Lea Hildebrandt Ruiz, said that conditions inside the house had briefly exceeded those of the world’s most polluted city—“and I can say that,” she added, “because I have a monitoring program in New Delhi.” According to the World Health Organization, the Indian capital’s air quality is the worst of any major city. During the dirtier winter months, levels of fine particulate matter in the air there typically hover at around two hundred and twenty-five micrograms per cubic metre. That’s still significantly lower than the two hundred and eighty micrograms per cubic metre that was reached during the final, frenzied hour of cooking. Everyone had expected Thanksgiving to be bad, but no one had expected it to be that bad—a finding that was alarming but also, from a research point of view, thrilling.

The citizens’ group is now taking a data-driven approach to protecting their air, installing low-cost monitors around the region and building a record of pollution they hope can convince researchers and regulators to take action before smog levels become more dangerous. But it’s not just Grand Junction: In 2013, an ozone monitor in Rangely, Colorado (population 2,400) spiked to more than 100 parts per billion (ppb), on par with levels measured in Los Angeles the same year. Over the past decade, monitors in the Upper Green River Basin in Wyoming and the Uinta Basin in Utah have registered pollution levels above the Environmental Protection Agency’s health standards, and swaths of rural Texas have seen high ozone levels.

Yes, I concur with the following, the internet will never go down, its here to stay, or something like it,

Tapping a pair of tongs on the cooktop, Vance wondered aloud whether it was nine-twenty yet, the appointed time for switching on the coffeemaker. “Oh, shoot, toast!” she exclaimed, popping two slices of honey-wheat in the toaster. A minute later, a student volunteer named Caleb Arata, looking at data on his laptop, announced a spike in the presence of so-called volatile organic compounds. The term describes any carbon-based chemical that evaporates at room temperature, and it encompasses a huge variety of molecules, emitted both by plants and by human activities. VOCs are responsible for much of what we smell—toast, flowers, gasoline—although some have no odor at all. And, while certain of them, such as benzene and toluene, are known to be harmful when inhaled, for the most part their health effects have not been studied.

Okay. Got it. And I guess, Dave you gave some color on the CapEx debt balancing (ph). Thanks for that, that’s helpful. I guess, how do you think about overall free cash flow conversion of net income for the business, kind of once we get out to I think, you said, 2021 as when we get back to maintenance CapEx level.

Should we be worried that by August 2018, the U.S. stock market achieved the longest bull run15 in American history? Will fears of a downward forecast in consumer-driven laser markets continue to pummel stock prices? Does a bull run have to be followed by a bear market? Or concerning laser sales in 2019, should we embrace the phrase—commonly attributed to Isaac Newton as he pondered gravity—that “what goes up must come down”?

“BLM is playing a shell game here,” said Diana Dascalu-Joffe, a senior attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity, a green group suing the Bureau. She pointed to expedited reviews for lease sales in Eastern Utah around the Uinta Basin this spring, even after the area was deemed in violation of the EPA’s ozone standards.

I hereby make a prediction: Bitcoins will go down in history as the most spectacular private Ponzi scheme in history. It will dwarf anything dreamed of by Bernard Madoff. (It will never rival Social Security, however.)

There have been similar swindles to Bitcoin, and similar confidence men promoting them since time immemorial.

Peracetic acid (PAA) is an alternative to ClO2 that has comparable efficacy as a biocide, and it is heavily used in the food and agricultural industry for disinfection. PAA does not require field generation in a complex field generator, nor the managing of an array of harsh-chemical feedstocks. Instead, it is delivered and applied from simple totes and chemical feed systems. There are numerous providers of PAA application, and this technology’s adoption by operators appears to growing.

They have developed an electrochemical water splitting method using oxygen evolution catalysts, which are based on non-noble metals and are formed in situ during electrooxidation of acidic water, and exhibit a high stability in operation due to a self-healing mechanism. The researchers believe this method is most likely to be the future of the green hydrogen production.