The article is really amazing to read.

First, it solves the where to put all of the world's trash crisis.

Second, it allows everyone to open up those landfills and get rid of decades of who knows what.

Third, it can be used to get rid of toxic waste - from PCBs to Agent Orange!

Fourth, the steam generated can be used for heat and elelctricty.

Fifth, it's self sustaining! After initial startup it's running without any draw of elelctricty.

Sixth, one main byproduct is hydrogen! It's making a fuel for your car without making more pollution.

I hope this takes off in a big way. The only things stopping it are lobby groups from the waste industry (think tony soprano's public job) and bur...

The article is really amazing to read.

First, it solves the where to put all of the world's trash crisis.

Second, it allows everyone to open up those landfills and get rid of decades of who knows what.

Third, it can be used to get rid of toxic waste - from PCBs to Agent Orange!

Fourth, the steam generated can be used for heat and elelctricty.

Fifth, it's self sustaining! After initial startup it's running without any draw of elelctricty.

Sixth, one main byproduct is hydrogen! It's making a fuel for your car without making more pollution.

I hope this takes off in a big way. The only things stopping it are lobby groups from the waste industry (think tony soprano's public job) and bureaucracy. Even if the slag byproduct is toxic (not proven) it could be put into the same facilities now used to house toxic waste but in a much smaller footprint.