Spoke last night with a relative in NYC, asking about living there,
how she liked it. She volunteered that she liked it and it was home.
The only complaint she voiced was as to air quality.
This was a bit unexpected... I wasn't looking to have a conversation
about any of the enviro-stuff that I
I'm pretty new to biofuels and have been trying to get up
to speed by doing lots of internet browsing. I'm probably
not too detailed on all the circumstances of the 5 recent
people fined in Wales.
But it seems to me that the police action is in breach of the UK Human
Rights Act.
The Act works
Hi MM
snip
I have one reservation, however offbeat, which under the Precautionary
Principle, I am required to follow up on: what is the latest word on
that recent surprising research finding as to the allegedly
carcinogenic properties of French Fries and other fried potatos
products? I can't
This isn't a concern. Do an archive search for acrylamide, lots of
information there.
There were too many posts, many of which are not to the point, and I
don't have time right now.
A different chemical, acrolein, is emitted when
you burn vegetable oils, or glycerin, at low temperatures, but
MM wrote:
This isn't a concern. Do an archive search for acrylamide, lots of
information there.
There were too many posts, many of which are not to the point, and I
don't have time right now.
A different chemical, acrolein, is emitted when
you burn vegetable oils, or glycerin, at low
This is a rather old report. For updated details our site
www.gaianbioenergy.com has detailed technical data on this Diesohol,
including emission results
Fred Enga
-Original Message-
From: Keith Addison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: October 10, 2002 7:22 PM
To:
The situation in Australia is a complex mess of greed and miss-information.
The 10% limit is well proven and accepted by the engine manufacturers. The
problem started when certain vested interests in the ethanol business
allowed some cowboy outfits to start blending higher than 10%. This was
I do now. I took 2 oz's of No 2 diesel, 2 oz's of soybean oil, and 1 oz
of Everclear. The diesel and SVO mixed very well. The alcohol
separated out and formed a clear layer on top within a very few minutes.
I topped this off with some gasoline, hoping to help out, and the
gasoline mixed
Well, not really. But I've improved by renewable energy
transportation ideas.
There is no quick fix for renewable energy. This is the conclusion of
months of research. It is my opinion that maintaining our way of life
using renewable energy can only be achieved with great patience, and
a
womplex_oo1 wrote:
Well, not really. But I've improved by renewable energy
transportation ideas.
There is no quick fix for renewable energy.
No quick fix for energy.
This is the conclusion of
months of research. It is my opinion that maintaining our way of life
using renewable energy can
It's not that I don't disagree with you, but the scale of development
at present will require a direct substitution of fuel sources or else
it will cease to function. Why our politicians continue to
promote growth absolutely escapes me! But I should clarify my
statement:
Maintaining our
Dear Keith,
I am trying to reduce my postings somewhat, because this discussion list is
addictive like a drug. It is many very good issues brought up and with all
rights being on topic, even if it sometimes do not look so. Energy issues
goes to the heart of our societies/behavior and fabric
womplex_oo1 wrote:
It's not that I don't disagree with you, but the scale of development
at present will require a direct substitution of fuel sources or else
it will cease to function.
That's right. With any luck. Past high time you got into appropriate
technology. You can learn how from the
Spoke last night with a relative in NYC, asking about living there,
how she liked it. She volunteered that she liked it and it was home.
The only complaint she voiced was as to air quality.
This was a bit unexpected... I wasn't looking to have a conversation
about any of the enviro-stuff that I
Please can you distinguish between No. 2 Diesel and No. 3? It is not a
classification system we use in the UK. Does it relate to viscosity? Are
there any other No. of Diesel Oils?
Ken
- Original Message -
From: George Wessel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 14 October
Murdoch:
Was this the thing you were thinking about?
Kirk
Cancer link threat to snack food industry
Cancer link threat to snack food industry
By Charles Arthur Technology Editor
13 October 2002
The Independent (UK)
A breakthrough discovery into how a potentially cancer- causing
Well, here it is. After presenting to a small group of anti war
folks in Rochester about how we should be spending that 150 billion
on moving away from fossil fuels I was moved to write. Now I know
some of you will go on about how we need the war etc. that is not why
I am writing this.
Dan,
I like it very much, but like to tell you that bio diesel do not need two
fuel deposits. I am not the right one to tell you this, so you will
probably hear this from many on this list, with very good arguments. I hope
that you did not eat bio diesel, I am not sure that it is as healthy
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002 14:40:34 -0600, you wrote:
Murdoch:
Was this the thing you were thinking about?
Kirk
Yes.
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We have No 1 through at lease No 6. Their could be heavier diesel oil
out their but I have never heard of it. I'm sure each one is based on
some unit of heat, viscosity, or something. No 1 diesel is the lightest
and I have always heard that it cannot be burned directly in diesel
motors.
Hi MM
snip
I have one reservation, however offbeat, which under the Precautionary
Principle, I am required to follow up on: what is the latest word on
that recent surprising research finding as to the allegedly
carcinogenic properties of French Fries and other fried potatos
products? I can't
The 10% limit is well proven and accepted by the engine manufacturers.
Yes, I remember owning an '89 Saab Turbo that mentioned something like
a 12% limit or so to staying within warrantee and, within whatever
percentage it spelled out for ethanol and MTBE, it was quite clear
that this was
This isn't a concern. Do an archive search for acrylamide, lots of
information there.
There were too many posts, many of which are not to the point, and I
don't have time right now.
A different chemical, acrolein, is emitted when
you burn vegetable oils, or glycerin, at low temperatures, but
MM wrote:
This isn't a concern. Do an archive search for acrylamide, lots of
information there.
There were too many posts, many of which are not to the point, and I
don't have time right now.
A different chemical, acrolein, is emitted when
you burn vegetable oils, or glycerin, at low
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