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bdubble

09/02/10 11:48 AM

#99565 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #99563

I am not an idiot, but thanks for the description of pollution. That is rediculous, Gummy F-Bear, We have seen the effects of a leak, the trees are still growing, animals and fish alike are still alive. The concrete got wet. RUH ROH.

Your concerns with pollution should be geared towards the companies that deserve it. If the PBR blew up and the tubes all blew up, the eco system and world as we know it would not be affected.

Tell me what effects, leaking tubes would have on the ecosystem??? Ought to look up what an ecosystem is. You realize algae and water is natural in an ecosystem??? I dont think the pavement will get hurt by the algae and water if it were to leak, then it may go into the drains and mix with the ALGAE AND WATER down there. I dont feel your concern is valid. If we were storing HUGE tanks of fuel on wooden sticks, then your concern may be valid. Tell me why you are so concerned with BEHL and the "ecosystem", give me facts, dont just say, they could ruin our ecosystem, tell my how and why you say that. IE: the PBR could blow up and take the U.S. off the maps. There would be a large ecosystem. Below is a blurb for you.

An ecosystem consists of all the organisms living in a particular area, (this includes humans and trees and plants and animals etc, I dont see a water and algae leak affecting this, my opinion) as well as all the nonliving (cars and concrete wont be hurt by algae and water leaking), physical components of the environment with which the organisms interact, such as air, soil, water, and sunlight.[1] It is all the organisms in a given area, along with the nonliving (abiotic) factors with which they interact; a biological community and its physical environment.[1] The entire array of organisms inhabiting a particular ecosystem is called a community.[1] In a typical ecosystem, plants and other photosynthetic organisms are the producers that provide the food.[1] Ecosystems can be permanent or temporary. Ecosystems usually form a number of food webs.[2]

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bdubble

09/02/10 11:58 AM

#99566 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #99563

Gummy F-Bear, do you consider an open pond algae company calls for pollution??? They are doing the same thing only all of theirs has leaked into a bowl type or basin type man made thing in the ground. Aquatic Ecosystem is what we are creating its natural and would be considered Lentic. Gummy F-bear Im done with your Pollution nonsense. Answer my questions. PS what we work with on a daily basis is creating a pond inside tubes minus some organisms.
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jacksonmonkey

09/02/10 11:59 AM

#99567 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #99563

i am sorry madam or sir, but this is ridiculous.
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khesanh

09/02/10 12:09 PM

#99569 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #99563

Are you also as interested in other algae companies, especially the above ground open pond systems that pose more of a threat to the eco system according to your ideas of the threats. If you look at the pictures of any of those you will note that none of them are set in containment basins to protect the environment as BEHL has the foresite to do so. Could you post other sites to these other companies that you post your enviromental concerns to, or did you just single out BEHL, and if so, why just BEHL and would you also mind explaining why you think this industry is a danger to all living things. As a investor in this industry and member of this planet I am very interested in your thoughts.
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Bphilli

09/02/10 12:37 PM

#99576 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #99563

Straight ridiculous.