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Stop buying products that are powered by obsolete, earth-destroying piston engines! Participate in one of the following technology development programs: Phoenix Turbine Builders Club -- Free, open source Tesla turbine builders club, electrical generator project, step-by-step articles, photos International Sustainable Growth R&D Network -- Free technology transfer program. 2003 project is a multi-fuel, ultra-clean burning turbogenerator for residential electrical power or village utilities (water & sewage pumps, irrigation pumps). Or contact PNGinc to discuss joint development ventures & consulting services relating to their sustainable growth technologies.
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Piston engines are inefficient energy converters. High pressures and high heat in piston engines (particularly diesel) recombine fuel molecules into long hydrocarbon chains -- formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, etc. These chemicals are extremely toxic. Even automakers and diesel engine manufacturers, with multi-billion dollar budgets, admit there is nothing more they can do to curtail exhaust emissions from "clean" diesels & other piston-based technology. Gas turbines produce only 50% of the toxic emissions of piston engines, even when using the same fuels. Turbines are the only high-horsepower alternative engines presently available. Pulling power, which is the key to maintaining a trucking-based economy, must weigh heavily in the solution. By implementing next-generation designs such as the Phoenix Kinetic Energy Drive & improved boundary layer turbines, efficiencies increase, pollution decreases further, and low manufacturing costs allow widespread economical use. |
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Sustainable development solutions Pollution-free Energy through Enabling Technologies Free! Phoenix Turbine Builders Club! Campaign to Ban the Piston Engine Global Open Source Turbine Forum International Sustainable Growth Research & Development Network Renewable, Biomass Fuels Formulas & Processes Phoenix Environmental Remediation Plan Clean-burning boundary layer turbines to reduce greenhouse gas emissions Microturbine power plants for distributed power Catalytic technologies to reverse global warming Kids for a Secure Future, environmental youth activists
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