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Unlike the United States of America, the Peoples Republic of China does have some industrially-useful natural deposits of Aluminum ore.
Still, while we, in the US, have to import all of our virgin Aluminum ore, China has to import at least some of hers, presumably from the world's leading owners of Aluminum deposits: Guinea, Australia, Indonesia and Vietnam.
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In a fairly recent dispatch, as accessible via:
West Virginia Coal Association | US Navy and Columbia University Recycle Atmospheric CO2 | Research & Development;
we made report of both:
"United States Patent 7,420,004 - Process and System for Producing Synthetic Liquid Hydrocarbon Fuels; 2008; Assignee: The USA as Represented by the Secretary of the Navy; Abstract: A process for producing synthetic hydrocarbons that reacts carbon dioxide, obtained from seawater or air, and hydrogen obtained from water, with a catalyst in a chemical process such as reverse water gas shift combined with Fischer Tropsch synthesis. The hydrogen is produced by ... ocean thermal energy conversion, or any other source that is fossil fuel-free, such as wind or wave energy. The system ... wherein the hydrocarbons (produced) are liquid hydrocarbons";
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Just yesterday, September 18, 2012, technical experts employed - - through our United States Government's Patent and Trademark Office - - by all United States citizens, again confirmed some key facts which we have previously documented for you.
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The report we bring to you in this dispatch, concerning what truly are the "remarkable" economic and environmental "benefits" of utilizing Coal Ash as a basic raw material, in what are lumped together as "construction" applications, does not, we confess, originate entirely from an independent and unimpeachable academic or government source, although it was conducted by a very credible university.
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It is time we started openly talking about, and reporting on, the Natural Gas boom.
But, the Natural Gas boom we should be talking about isn't the one involving "America's" so-called "Clean Energy Alternative", that, as seen in:
After Disclosure of Sierra Club’s Gifts From Gas Driller, a Roiling Debate - NYTimes.com;
"The recent disclosure of the Sierra Club’s secret acceptance of $26 million in donations from people associated with a natural gas company has revived an uncomfortable debate among environmental groups about corporate donations and transparency. Carl Pope was the Sierra Club executive director when the group accepted $26 million in gifts from Chesapeake Energy. The Sierra Club used the Chesapeake Energy money, donated mainly by the company’s chief executive from 2007 to 2010, for its Beyond Coal campaign to block new coal-fired power plants and shutter old ones. Carl Pope, then the club’s executive director, promoted natural gas as a cleaner “bridge fuel” to a low-carbon future";

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