HAIR CONDITIONERS/FABRIC SOFTENERS SCRUB CO2 FROM AIR/CLEAN ENERGY FROM COAL

Accuweather reported today results of a study funded by the Department of Energy. The report states that ingredients in hair conditioner as well as fabric softener remove up to 90% of CO2 from emissions of coal burning electrical power plants. This is extremely important for the atmosphere and energy production because the United States has more coal than anyone else on the planet. It's just been laying there for millions of years waiting to provide us with clean energy and to reduce our dependance on foreign oil. Click here for the full report. I was privileged to be in the same meteorology (atmospheric physics) classes as Mark Eubanks and we both graduated from the University of Utah together. Although we have lost touch over the years Mark is quite a distinguished person and I feel happy for his success. He was one of the founders of Accuweather. At first he was a regional forecaster serving several television stations. Accuweather grew from that beginning and now provides reliable weather data for many private concerns. This was quite a change for him as he was a kindergarten teacher before entering the field of meteorology. Of course I don't know which is harder; to understand the minds and behavior of pre-school children or to understand the complexities of high level physics. I am more comfortable with the physics.