[Gaviotas] NY Times Las Gaviotas Journal - An Isolated VillageFinds the Energy to Keep Going

Alvaro Gutierrez agutierrez at aidmanagers.org
Wed Oct 21 05:22:48 CDT 2009


Lamar, we are in a project in Nairobi, Kenya that uses garbage and sewage 
water to produce biomass that powers a 30MW generator and as our interest is 
to protect the environment too, I'm really interested in read the 
information mentioned in the attached e-mail.

Can you give me a link where we can read the documentation mentioned?

Best regards

Alvaro Gutierrez
Africa Development Managers
Nairobi, Kenya
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From: "Lamar Hankins" <lamarhankins at mac.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 18, 2009 6:31 AM
To: "Discussion relating to Gaviotas village in Colombia, their 
technologies,  philosophy, etc" <gaviotas at greenbuilder.com>
Subject: Re: [Gaviotas] NY Times Las Gaviotas Journal - An Isolated 
VillageFinds the Energy to Keep Going

>
> On Oct 16, 2009, at 5:07 PM, Dave Johnson wrote:
>>>  YOU BELIEVE THAT BURNING BIOMASS PRODUCES "CLEAN ENERGY"?
>
> REPLY:  From Wikipedia: Using biomass as a fuel produces the same air- 
> pollution challenges as other fuels. In 2009 a Swedish study of the  giant 
> brown haze that periodically covers large areas in South Asia  determined 
> that it had been principally produced by biomass burning,  and to a lesser 
> extent by fossil-fuel burning.(Science, 2009, 323,  495)    Researchers 
> measured a significant concentration of 14C, which  is associated with 
> recent plant life rather than with fossil fuels.  (Biomass burning leads 
> to Asian brown cloud, Chemical & Engineering  News, 87, 4, 31)
>
> Lamar Hankins
> San Marcos, Texas
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