Mahindra Speaks: Joint Ventures, Acquisitions, and US Vehicles

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Originally Posted by ToxicSludge

Back in the 70's I drove double tankers here in the 11 western states.One of the things I used to haul was hydrated lime.It was used in the scrubbers for the coal fired power plants.I was told that it "cleaned" the exhaust gases from the coal.Then after unloading and cleaning my tanks,I would then load up on flyash for a back-haul.The flyash is what's left from the burned/cleaned coal and was used in the making of concrete.It added strength to it cheaply.FYI

Though I believe the future is in nuclear*, the only unsolved problem with coal is CO2. Even that has potential solutions if the fake environmentalists would stop stopping research on it. I would much rather pay 50% more for super safe coal than many times more for renewable sources.

* - If the French can build super safe reactors, so can we. I asked my brother, who used to design nuclear power palnts, what happened with three mile island, and he started off by saying, "It's a Babock and Wilcox reactor, which is an inferior design..." I asked why they would build a reactor like that. He said it was cheaper. BTW - The French designs completely blows the doors off our best built reactors.