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Good insight Prof, but now go build a prototype and secure funding for the brilliant idea. Ghana must move from just talk to execution and production from all not just the government - that's how developed nations progress
Yes thank you. First, built the prototype and let us know the cost of production from plastic so we compare with the conventional one
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That's Wisdom and Intelligence. I suggest you should start it gradually by yourself and later when the capital is huge then you produce on a large scale.
Also Prof, please, help spread the message of " Ban on Occultic and ...
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Ha ha ha, talk is cheap, massa. Do it or go and park somewhere!
The professor has done his part, the rest should be government or a private man sponsoring the project into production.Then the professor and the school is paid for their knowledge.It is not the universities here that sponsor ...
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Those young men and women have taken it upon themselves to rid our cities of filth - and plastic. Can we not set up a system to reward them for the plastic waste they remove from our gutters and drains? And Suame, Kantanka, K ...
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The professor has done his part but he must still push through public private initiative
That little boy JULIAN BROWN HAS DONE IT MR PROFESSOR so it ain’t something new. Always Kasa nkoaa with no execution.
But where in the world is plastic waste contributing to even 1% of its fuel requirement? Is this not the usual theory? Can it be done on commercial scale?
We are producing oil in the country and you are talking about oil from waste. This mad professors should give us a break. They are at the universities teaching useless things. Let him produce one bottle of oil from waste to p ...
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Why not engage industries to initiate the process of production since you have access to the technology? Why always Government interventions? Can you please collaborate with key industry players and bring this to fruition? To ...
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The great professor has proved the needed principles in attaining this enviable feat of Professor in his field. Government can now invest in the technology for further improvement and upscaling for commercial use. On the othe ...
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Blah, blah, blah normal crap, how much electricity does it use to recycle plastic. Brain dead, I'll thought out rubbish. Just what we have come to expect these days
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