Gingrich Says Obama’s Algae Policy Is ‘Weird’ and Could Take 40 Years

abc ^ | Feb 24, 2012 9:40pm | Elicia Dover

[jjotto]

Nanotechnology is being used to extract oil from algae without actually killing the algae. Several universities are working on this right now.

You can’t make this stuff up...

Is that little robots with milking stools?

[lucid discourse]

This brings to mind a couple of points about another socialist wriggle:

#1) During the great leap, Chou en-lai had the task to taste and approve a green roe like substance called chlorella, which grew in urine and contained some protein. According to Mao (2005) Chang/Halliday:429 this excrement provided a high proportion of the urban population’s protein;

#2) about the phosphate needed for Obama’s algae, during the same period with fecal matter in high demand, fights broke out when communal toilets were raided by rival villagers (ibid:422).

[GladesGuru]

“Is that little robots with milking stools?”

Hardly!

Think of little academented bachelor’s children squatting on milking stools busy milking the grant cow (AKA the taxpayers) as hard as they can.

[Dust in the Wind]

The infuriating/funny thing is the greenies refused to permit a coal fired power plant in western Kansas that was going to research this algae growing with the cooling water...5-10 years ago. Under the Sibelius regime.