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*Turning cellulose into sugar. Cellulosic ethanol plants. Dilute acid - and then enzyme to break cellulose into sugar. Can we do this at small scale? 6 carbon sugars from cellulose. Hemicellulose is 5 carbon sugars, which we can't digest. | *Turning cellulose into sugar. Cellulosic ethanol plants. Dilute acid - and then enzyme to break cellulose into sugar. Can we do this at small scale? 6 carbon sugars from cellulose. Hemicellulose is 5 carbon sugars, which we can't digest. Ionic liquids - you can separate hemicellulose from cellulose. Hemicellulose goes to ruminants. | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 7 August 2019
Dave Denkenberger - Feeding Everyone No Matter What
- https://allfed.info/our-team/
- Catastrophe student project? Cost per calorie of food sources. $70/ dry kg? But if we do it by hand.
- Effective Altruism movement - interested in long-term future - [1]
- Joshua does experimental work, Dave does modeling. For example, sun blocking scenarios.
- How much $ would it take to safeguard from a certain risk?
- Cooperation with people out of your clan -
- Drill for rope twisting - another use of drill.
- Drill for drilling holes for mushrooms
- Teaches 2 classes per year, then some research work. (2) Then work on alternative food. (1) Org aspects where dave is director. Donates half income to allfed.org
- Effective Altruism - FB billionaire funds it - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dustin_Moskovitz (of SF) funds Effective Altruism.
- Open Philanthropy Foundation - https://www.openphilanthropy.org/
- McArthur Foundation? No.
- 80% chance of 10% food loss
- Leaf for life - leaf extracts - https://www.leafforlife.org/. Toxins stay out.
- Turning cellulose into sugar. Cellulosic ethanol plants. Dilute acid - and then enzyme to break cellulose into sugar. Can we do this at small scale? 6 carbon sugars from cellulose. Hemicellulose is 5 carbon sugars, which we can't digest. Ionic liquids - you can separate hemicellulose from cellulose. Hemicellulose goes to ruminants.