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This page is solely for peaking curiousity and not an endorsement in any way, shape or form. Please be a
responsible consumer: use internet for gathering information and then go to your local library for books, speciality magazines....
in order to make the best decisions. Please support your local library by checking those materials out if possible. It is
a vote, assurance that those valued materials will be there when you need them again, and for others.
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INNOVATIVE Fool Feudal Fuel
A train runs on one/tenth of fuel an average airplane uses and can have 100 times more passengers. FACT
Example: On May 15th, 2002, Southwest Airplane #1957 carried 133 passengers from Salt Lake City to Baltimore. Confirmed
by pilot: 28,500 gallons of gasoline used.
Scientists Grow Meat In Vat
In what is perhaps a peek at the future of food, a group of scientists are learning how to grow meat -- potentially reducing the number of animals to be slaughtered. According to New Scientist magazine, researchers at Touro College in New York were able to make slices of fish grow bigger by placing them in a vat of nutrient-rich liquid extracted from the blood of unborn calves. A week later, the pieces of fish had grown 14% larger. "This could save you having to slaughter animals for food," states project leader Morris Benjaminson. - Parry Normal Emazing.com Can this method, while educating and providing the unused grains
the animals would normally be eating to the hungry in the world be used responsibly? Could this be the end of mass holocausts
of animals (Cows burned due to "Mad" cow,....) Should this be done in order to reduce # of animals killed?
Inventions
MARYLAND
Under Construction
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POWERS Solar Water Fire Wind/Air Hydrogen
Coal Natural Gas Oil/Fossil Fuel Electric Electricity is able to be regenerated and resold through private generators without pollution Nuclear Combination Energies
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For the purpose of Baltimore becoming the exemplary "Peace City" for the world |
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