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I’m writing a paper about algae biofuel becoming a realistic option for the Netherlands. Some information seems to be eluding me whether I search online or in journals. I can’t really find any information about waste treatment plants in NL using algae.. information about what they are called, where they are located, which reactor is used, anything about the cost involved , how much biofuel is/could be expected to be produced from a municipal waste water, or the products made from the biomass..biofuel or niche markets and such..
Some other questions I need help with would be;
1)would omega bags work in Zeeland or Ijsselmeer, is there enough sunlight in NL for that to be realistic?
2)How much fuel does the Netherlands use in one year?
3)If algae biofuel were to make a significant impact in Dutch fuel use (replace a certain amount of fossil fuel) how many liters would be needed?
4)How many ha would be needed in NL to fill that requirement?
Thanks!

Same as now.
I don’t worry about what it was like before I was born, and there were billions of years of that. The years all went by and it never bothered me. I’m expecting the same after I die.
If I was gonna pick a religion there’s a good dozen popular ones, and hundreds of niche ones. What would give me the slightest clue which one is right? They can’t all be.
So I drew the logical conclusion that they’re probably all wrong. Not just mostly wrong, with one correct one, but all wrong. It seemed sensible.

Just curious on your guy’s opinion

Just curious on your guy’s opinion

Just curious on your guy’s opinion

My situation: I am dual citizen of France and the US because my father is French and I was born in the the US. I speak extremely little French but am currently trying learn as much as I can. I am married with two small children ages 2 and 3 and my husband is a US citizen only and does not speak French but is currently trying to learn. He works in the Electro – Maintenance Field and I am currently a stay at home mom. We would like to move within the next year so that our children will still be young enough to pick up the language naturally and have a relatively easy transition into the French school system. The French culture and way of thinking has always appealed to me and I have always dreamed of one day moving to France to reconnect with my French heritage and pass it along to my children. I feel it will give my kids a broader prospective on the world and the gift of being bilingualism. I wished I would have learned French as a child and both my husband and I want our children to have as many opportunities in life as we can give them. We want to stay at least a couple of years but our open to the possibility to staying very long term… we are keeping an open mind.
What I do know: My children are entitled to French citizenship through me. My husband is legally able to obtain a work visa because of my status as a French citizen.
What I’d like advice about: I have done some internet digging on expat blog sites but everyone talks about the difficulty in finding work and obtaining work visas for non french citizens… I realize it will not be easy for us to find work but does anyone out there have a similar situation to ours. That is, we already have legal status to work. Our main hurdle I’m sure is our very limited knowledge of French, but I’m trying to find out some loophole I guess. Does anyone know of a niche where we might be able to get decent work while building our knowledge of French after we move there. For an American or English company with offices in France… possibly??? If you can point us in the right direction we would appreciate it. Also, ideally we would like for one of us to find work before we move. Is this realistic? What area of France should we aim for?