Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/18/2011 -- A diabolical problem and a saving grace.Climate change is a diabolical policy problem. It is harder than any other issue of high importance that has come before our polity in living memory. Climate change presents a new kind of challenge. It is uncertain in its form and extent, rather than drawn in clear lines. It is insidious rather than (as yet) directly confrontational. It is long term rather than immediate, in both its impacts and its remedies. Any effective remedies lie beyond any act of national will, requiring international cooperation of unprecedented dimension and complexity. While an effective response to the challenge would play out over many decades, it must take shape and be put in place over the next few years. Without such action, if the mainstream science is broadly right, the Review's assessment of likely growth in global greenhouse gas emissions in the absence of effective mitigation tells us that the risks of dangerous climate change, already significant, will soon have risen to dangerously high levels.

Observation of daily debate and media discussion in Australia and elsewhere suggests that this issue might be too hard for rational policy making. It is too complex. The special interests are too numerous, powerful and intense. The time frames within which effects become evident are too long, and the time frames within which action must be effected too short.

But there is a saving grace that may make all the difference. This is an issue in which a high proportion of Australians are deeply interested. A high proportion of Australians say that they are prepared to pay for mitigation in higher goods and services prices.

Most of them say that they are prepared to pay even if Australia is acting independently of other countries. There is a much stronger base of support for reform and change on this issue than on any other big question of structural change in recent decades, including trade, tax and public business ownership reform. People in other countries, to varying degrees, seem to share Australians' interest in and preparedness to take action on global warming.

Public attitudes in Australia and in other countries create the possibility of major reform on emissions reductions, despite the inherent difficulty of the policy problem.

This report aims to nurture the chance that Australia and the world will manage to develop a position that strikes a good balance between the costs of dangerous climate change and the costs of mitigation. It does this by examining approaches to mitigation in one country within a framework which, if followed elsewhere, would add up to a solution. The Review recognises that other approaches may also add up to a solution. If others were also to develop proposals that add up to a solution to the problem that would provide the basis for the type of realistic discussion across the international community that will be essential if a basis is to be found for effective global action.

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Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/18/2011 -- The weight of scientific evidence tells us that Australians are facing risks of damaging climate change.

The risk can be substantially reduced by strong, effective and early action by all major economies. Australia will need to play its full proportionate part in global action. As one of the developed countries, its full part will be relatively large, and involve major early changes to established economic structure.

The work of the Review shows that the costs of Australia playing its proportionate part in an effective global effort, while considerable, are manageable. There is a path to Australia being a low-emissions economy by the middle of the 21st century, consistently with continuing strong growth in material living standards (chapters 11 and 23). By the end of the 21st century, and beyond, more so with each passing decade material living standards would be higher with than without mitigation of climate change.

GreenCell Technologies: Scientific opinion and dissent

There is no doubt about the position of most reputed specialists in climate science, in Australia and abroad, on the risks of climate change (Chapter 2). There is no doubt about the position of the leaders of the relevant science academies in all of the major countries.1 The outsider to climate science has no rational choice but to accept that, on a balance of probabilities, the mainstream science is right in pointing to high risks from unmitigated climate change.

There are nevertheless large uncertainties in the science. There is debate and recognition of limits to knowledge about the times and ways in which the risk will manifest itself. Every climate scientist has views on some issues that differ from the mainstream in detail.

There are prominent dissenters on this matter, gathered under the rubric of 'sceptic'. For the most part 'sceptic' is a misnomer for their position, because these dissenters hold strongly to the belief that the mainstream science is wrong.

In a different category are a small number of climate scientists of professional repute who maintain that the mainstream science embodies misjudgments about quantities. These scientists, who accept the theory of the warming effects of higher concentrations of greenhouse gases, hold the view that these warming effects are relatively or even trivially small in comparison with many other causes of climate variations that are beyond the control of humans.

The dissent took a curious turn in Australia in 2008, with much prominence being given to assertions that the warming trend had ended over the last decade. This is a question that is amenable to statistical analysis, and we asked econometricians with expertise in analysis of time series to examine it. Their response—that the temperatures recorded in most of the last decade lie above the confidence level produced by any model that does not allow for a warming trend—is reported in Chapter 4 (Box 4.1).

GreenCell Technologies: The prisoner's dilemma in international collective action

Effective international action is necessary if the risks of dangerous climate change are to be held to acceptable levels, but deeply problematic. International cooperation is essential for a solution to a global problem. However, such a solution requires the resolution of a genuine prisoner's dilemma: each country benefits from a national point of view if it does less of the mitigation itself, and others do more. If all countries act on this basis, without forethought, communication and cooperation, there will be no resolution of the dilemma. Future generations will judge the outcome to have been insufficient and unsatisfactory.

Resolution of the prisoner's dilemma requires communication, to find a division of costs and benefits of cooperation that is acceptable to all essential participants in a solution. The eventual solution can involve a range of cooperative arrangements, and not only matters related to the division of the mitigation task.

But resolution of the international prisoner's dilemma will take time—possibly more time than we have. The world squandered the time that it did have in the 1990s to experiment with various approaches to mitigation.

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Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/11/2011 -- Light emitting diode (LED) technology offers new energy saving solutions for general illumination tasks, especially in commercial applications to circumvent on being scammed by giant electric companies.Greencell Technologies goal is to explain and prevent huge bill scams from paying excessive electric payables monthly.

GreenCell has developed or selected lights that offer that excel in energy efficiency, longevity, power and versatility
LED - Bulb replacement - CREE LED from USA, 140 degree Beam angle, ambient temperature < 60 centi-degree, over current & Reversed polarity protection and with lamp housing are made of high performance aluminium alloy. LED QTY of 6w, power of 6w and with color temperature ranging from warms, warm white and cool white.

DCL6W bulb replacement - Low power consumption, even lower than the energy-saving lamp, long life, up to 30,000 hrs, mono-colour type - white, red, green, blur, orange, etc. and suitable for exhibition hall, decoration, counter, outdoor, etc.
LED - E27 project light - 180 degree series.Lumileds (Philips LED chips) - High power project light, all working temperature range: -30~50 °C, all matte cover, input voltage: AC85~265V, widely used in villa, hotel, conference room, household, company and business space and all series have CE, RoHS, UL approved. All 180 degree series with variety interface: E27, E26, E17, E14, GU10, and traditional B22

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time…. It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late. The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset. The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products. It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began. A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem. "BREATHE A LITTLE EASIER"

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Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/11/2011 -- GreenCell is committed to bio-sequestration technologies and to the development and roll out of world's best bio-remediation products and clean energy generation advances. We are selecting technologies that truly fit into the "virtuous circle" credo and have minimal non-green outputs.

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A full-size plant built around a five layer stack of Bellows GNULs is expected to be capable of capturing 5 tonnes of CO2 per square metre of floor area each year.

The GreenCell GNULs use a two-stage process to maximise input and output: the first stage creates "sporadic water" in the Bellows GNULs and the second stage grows mature algae cells in the FlatPak GNULs.

A GreenCell GNUL plant, as a fully closed system, can operate continuously 24/7, unaffected by environmental conditions outside the plant.

The system used by GreenCell does not require prior scrubbing of nitrogen oxides from the input emissions.

The inexpensive nature of the materials used, the small land footprint, and the valuable by-products produced, mean that the installation of a GreenCell GNUL plant could be expected to pay for itself within a few years.

The carbon capture efficiency of the closed system is continuously and accurately measurable by gas content at the input and output points of the plant.

The GNUL lighting system can be tailored to individual algae species requirements.

In extreme environments, the GNUL system can be moved underground, unlike open carbon capture systems.

GreenCell is committed to continuing to partner in the development of new green technology. The Gnul Process: other uses of the GNUL. The GNUL technology opens the door to multiple applications. Algae types can handle most types of water and industrial waste.

We will find the GNUL designed into the infrastructure of tomorrow's buildings. GreenCell has completed preliminary trials on its methane digester design and has already had interest from commercial piggeries.

Further research with stand alone diesel motors has shown that the GNUL design is also effective in the elimination of oxides from the exhaust of stationary motors as well as lowering CO2 emissions.

GreenCell is also confident that the GNUL will be highly effective in the treatment of polluted water - utilizing algae in the same way as conventional methods but in a controlled and compact space. Use of the GNUL in aquaculture should reduce the blooms of red and blue/green algae and improve the growing conditions considerably.

GNULS are manufactured from recycled, everyday plastics and are specialty moulded using our exclusive patented process.

The same carbon neutral manufacturing process produces very low cost water tanks and methane digesters, which are they, recyclable.

These are used as component and ancillary parts of the whole system.

However they are stand-alone items in themselves as they can be "blown" to previously unachievable dimensions.

Metering is via an EPA standard environmental gas analyser.

GreenCell will continue to explore the potential of algae and bacteria in its role as environmental cleanser and is committed to developing the best bio-processor for each individual application.

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time…. It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late. The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset. The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products. It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began. A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

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The GNUL can be retrofitted to existing smokestacks, such as those at coal-fired power stations, at relatively low cost with minimal disruption.

The micro-algae lock up the carbon in their cells and these can be harvested from the GNUL and the lipids, proteins and carbohydrates then converted into biofuel, ethanol, methane or other useful products, using conventional methods.

Instead of Greenhouse gases being fed into the atmosphere, these are fed into GreenCell GNUL Bio-Processors and converted into usable forms of energy and other useful products including but not limited to:
• Light sweet crude.
• Pharmaceutical grade amino fatty acids, proteins and oils.
• The bio mass can be further processed using the cellulous fibre for fabrics; plant, stock and fish food.
• It makes a high-density insulation material.
• It can be used to feed power stations as a supplement to coal.
• The water involved in the process is recycled and cleaned via the process to a natural standard.

GreenCell Technologies is confident that the GNUL will prove an effective way to reduce Greenhouse gas emissions at power stations and other industrial sites.

The Gnul Process: other uses of the GNUL. The GNUL technology opens the door to multiple applications. Algae types can handle most types of water and industrial waste.We will find the GNUL designed into the infrastructure of tomorrow's buildings.

GreenCell has completed preliminary trials on its methane digester design and has already had interest from commercial piggeries.

Further research with stand alone diesel motors has shown that the GNUL design is also effective in the elimination of oxides from the exhaust of stationary motors as well as lowering CO2 emissions.

GreenCell is also confident that the GNUL will be highly effective in the treatment of polluted water - utilizing algae in the same way as conventional methods but in a controlled and compact space. Use of the GNUL in aquaculture should reduce the blooms of red and blue/green algae and improve the growing conditions considerably.

GNULS are manufactured from recycled, everyday plastics and are specialty moulded using our exclusive patented process.

The same carbon neutral manufacturing process produces very low cost water tanks and methane digesters, which are they, recyclable.

These are used as component and ancillary parts of the whole system.However they are stand-alone items in themselves as they can be "blown" to previously unachievable dimensions.

Metering is via an EPA standard environmental gas analyser.

GreenCell will continue to explore the potential of algae and bacteria in its role as environmental cleanser and is committed to developing the best bio-processor for each individual application.

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time…. It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late. The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset. The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products. It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began.

A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/10/2010 -- The GNUL can be retrofitted to existing smokestacks, such as those at coal-fired power stations, at relatively low cost with minimal disruption. Article blog by Internet fraud watch on additional reading about Greencell Technologies. Avoid getting taken by Internet scams and fraud.

The micro-algae lock up the carbon in their cells and these can be harvested from the GNUL and the lipids, proteins and carbohydrates then converted into biofuel, ethanol, methane or other useful products, using conventional methods.

Instead of Greenhouse gases being fed into the atmosphere, these are fed into GreenCell GNUL Bio-Processors and converted into usable forms of energy and other useful products including but not limited to: Light sweet crude, pharmaceutical grade amino fatty acids, proteins and oils, the bio mass can be further processed using the cellulous fibre for fabrics; plant, stock and fish food, it makes a high-density insulation material, it can be used to feed power stations as a supplement to coal, the water involved in the process is recycled and cleaned via the process to a natural standard.

GreenCell Technologies is confident that the GNUL will prove an effective way to reduce Greenhouse gas emissions at power stations and other industrial sites. The Gnul Process: other uses of the GNUL.

The GNUL technology opens the door to multiple applications.
Algae types can handle most types of water and industrial waste. We will find the GNUL designed into the infrastructure of tomorrow's buildings.

GreenCell has completed preliminary trials on its methane digester design and has already had interest from commercial piggeries.

Further research with stand alone diesel motors has shown that the GNUL design is also effective in the elimination of oxides from the exhaust of stationary motors as well as lowering CO2 emissions.

GreenCell is also confident that the GNUL will be highly effective in the treatment of polluted water - utilizing algae in the same way as conventional methods but in a controlled and compact space. Use of the GNUL in aquaculture should reduce the blooms of red and blue/green algae and improve the growing conditions considerably. GNULS are manufactured from recycled, everyday plastics and are specialty moulded using our exclusive patented process.

The same carbon neutral manufacturing process produces very low cost water tanks and methane digesters, which are themselves, recyclable. These are used as component and ancillary parts of the whole system. However they are stand-alone items in themselves as they can be "blown" to previously unachievable dimensions. Metering is via an EPA standard environmental gas analyser.

GreenCell will continue to explore the potential of algae and bacteria in its role as environmental cleanser and is committed to developing the best bio-processor for each individual application.

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time. It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late. The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset. The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products.

It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began. A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/08/2010 -- For years scientists have been experimenting with bacteria in an effort to solve the dual problems of global warming and renewable energy, a result of the use of fossil fuels, and the need to develop alternative fuel supplies.

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Algae in their many forms already produce up to 80% of the world's oxygen through the process of sequestration of CO2 from the atmosphere. This is an established and well-known part of the eco-system. Concurrently, the biofuel community has always had the expectation that biofuels would one day play a significant role in our energy future. There has been much scientific research that leads in this direction. The major problems encountered, ones not hitherto overcome, are: to exploit the known science, vast tracts of land or sea have had to be employed; and the algae employed have typically simply died before the end of the process.

In summary, the processes employed to date have been wasteful in both resources and space, and inefficient.

GreenCell has invented and patented a process that overcomes these problems: the process is compact, efficient and measurable.

Greencell Technologies – The Science. Between 1978 and 1996, the US Department of Energy funded research into technologies that could have significant impacts on the consumption of fossil fuels. The focus of this research became the Aquatic Species Program, which investigated renewable fuel production (bio-diesel) from high-oil algae species, fed by the waste CO2 from coal-fired power plants. Researchers whittled down over 3,000 strains of micro-organisms into the most productive 300, and constructed 1000 sq. meter test ponds outside of Roswell, NM.

The ponds were set up as sort of algae 'race-tracks', where algae were circulated around shallow, oval-shaped ponds as carbon dioxide bubbled through the mixture. Results were successful and in some ways encouraging, but the program was abandoned after almost two decades, as a result of budget constraints and a preference for allocating resources to researching ethanol as a substitute for low cost fossil fuels.

GreenCell develops the GNUL Bio Processor
GreenCell Research Pty Ltd has now taken these ideas to the next level. Utilizing the intellectual property of Ian Wright, GreenCell Research Pty Ltd constructed a number of bio-processors at Yatala, Queensland to prove the concept. Scientists from the Atmospheric Research Facility at CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, provided advice on algae selection. To minimize the use of land and water resources, a proprietary bio-processor was created to grow the algae. Invoplas Pty Ltd, a plastics R & D company, built the processors.

The final bio-processor has been named the GNUL - "lung" in reverse - breathing in CO2 and breathing out O2.

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time…. It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late. The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset. The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products.

It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began. A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/07/2010 -- Emulating nature, algae are grown and are periodically harvested from the bio-processor; mature algae are dislodged and collected while immature algae cling to a membrane and continue to grow. Light is collected and distributed via vertical rods centred in the growth membranes.

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The perfect discrete environment for controlled photosynthesis.

Oil extracted from mature algae can be converted to biofuels using well-established technologies. Thus a double benefit is obtained from a virtuous circle: keeping CO2 from entering the atmosphere, and producing renewable products that will reduce the need for fossil fuels.

The GNUL bio-processors contain specially-selected species of micro-algae, suspended in water and nutrients; this provides for optimal growth. Fresh, salt, artesian or recycled water can be used in the process, as can poor quality water. A stream of gas is drawn from the exhaust stack by a blower and passed through the bioreactor where the algae, illuminated by synthetic sunlight, consume the CO2 component by photosynthesis.

Algae can also break down nitrogen and sulphur-oxide pollutants. To achieve this, the greater portion of the algae is periodically drawn off and put through a 'dewatering' process; this concentrates the algae so as to finally yield a solid algal cake, suitable for oil extraction and other processing. Most of the water (95%) is returned to the bio-processor.

The entire process has a very low energy requirement.

8 Unique Advantages of GreenCell's Technology

A full-size plant built around a five layer stack of Bellows GNULs is expected to be capable of capturing 5 tonnes of CO2 per square metre of floor area each year.

The GreenCell GNULs use a two-stage process to maximise input and output: the first stage creates "sporadic water" in the Bellows GNULs and the second stage grows mature algae cells in the FlatPak GNULs.

A GreenCell GNUL plant, as a fully closed system, can operate continuously 24/7, unaffected by environmental conditions outside the plant.

The system used by GreenCell does not require prior scrubbing of nitrogen oxides from the input emissions.

The inexpensive nature of the materials used, the small land footprint, and the valuable by-products produced, mean that the installation of a GreenCell GNUL plant could be expected to pay for itself within a few years.

The carbon capture efficiency of the closed system is continuously and accurately measurable by gas content at the input and output points of the plant.

The GNUL lighting system can be tailored to individual algae species requirements.

In extreme environments, the GNUL system can be moved underground, unlike open carbon capture systems.

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time…. It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late. The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset. The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products.

It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began. A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Gold Coast, Queensland -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/06/2010 -- GreenCell is committed to bio-sequestration technologies and to the development and roll out of world's best bio-remediation products and clean energy generation advances. We are selecting technologies that truly fit into the "virtuous circle" credo and have minimal non-green outputs. Article blog by Internet fraud watch on additional reading about Greencell Other Technologies. Avoid getting taken by Internet scams.

These technologies include the patented "GreenCell Clear" being launched in Europe, China and Australasia through local offices. A natural and safe L Plantarum Bacteria for use in organic waste management and freshwater treatment, this product is sold under an agreement with GreenCell in these regions.

GreenCell is also exploring gasification technologies which when coupled with the GNULs will provide clean and locally based power generation. Gasification is a good match with the GNUL modular designs and allows for conversion of community and industrial bio-based wastes into energy with the CO2 being reused as fuel.
Other technologies currently being evaluated include methane digestion and hydrocarbon bio-remediation.

GreenCell is committed to continuing to partner in the development of new green technology
The Gnul Process: other uses of the GNUL. The GNUL technology opens the door to multiple applications.Algae types can handle most types of water and industrial waste.

We will find the GNUL designed into the infrastructure of tomorrow's buildings. GreenCell has completed preliminary trials on its methane digester design and has already had interest from commercial piggeries.

Further research with stand alone diesel motors has shown that the GNUL design is also effective in the elimination of oxides from the exhaust of stationary motors as well as lowering CO2 emissions.

GreenCell is also confident that the GNUL will be highly effective in the treatment of polluted water - utilizing algae in the same way as conventional methods but in a controlled and compact space. Use of the GNUL in aquaculture should reduce the blooms of red and blue/green algae and improve the growing conditions considerably.

GNULS are manufactured from recycled, everyday plastics and are specialty moulded using our exclusive patented process. The same carbon neutral manufacturing process produces very low cost water tanks and methane digesters, which are they, recyclable.

These are used as component and ancillary parts of the whole system. However they are stand-alone items in themselves as they can be "blown" to previously unachievable dimensions. Metering is via an EPA standard environmental gas analyser.

GreenCell will continue to explore the potential of algae and bacteria in its role as environmental cleanser and is committed to developing the best bio-processor for each individual application.

About the GNUL
The World now realises what the Earth has been trying to say for some time….It is running out of breath and now is the time to act, before it is too late.

The GreenCell GNUL bio-processor - which can be built into the infrastructure that creates our greenhouse gases - turns our worst problem into our greatest asset.

The GNUL replicates lungs that breathe in CO2 and other polluting elements and breathes out sweet oxygen, cleans water for re-use and turns bio-waste into useful by-products.

It's what nature has been doing since life on earth began. A low-energy natural process with measurable results. Now we can all be part of a solution, instead of the problem.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm