I completely agree that ANWR oil will not help most of us, and that
increasing CAFÂ requirements, and/or other conservation measures, would be
much more effective. But I think the American public is just being sold the
ANWR drilling plan as a way to foster independence from foreign oil. That
is
Swamp gas (uncompressed) bus in Zigong
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Can you make glycerin blocks from non gelling glycerin?
I have about 20 gallons of liquid glycerin and about 5 Gal. that gelled.
Jeremy
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That's a interesting point. The USA needs to
guzzle petroleum to support the US gov't incorporated
national interests and preemptive wars of the future
with major support from its consuming public.
John Freeman wrote:
I completely agree that ANWR oil will not help most of us, and that
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Can anybody solve our problem?
we started an experimental biogas unit 1m3 size to
find out the value of deoiled cake of pongamia seed.
When we started replacing the cow dung with deoiled
cake, we not only see slow production of gas but also
the gas produced in not
Hoagy,
Do not forget the even larger and faster savings that can be done
by going the route of Europe. This apart the fact that it is also from
production point, easier and efficient to move to biodiesel than to
ethanol.
Diesel engine, as a ready for use energy saving technology.
by Hakan Falk
I always figured that the smarter move security wise for the USA was to
purchase our petroleum needs from others as long as they willing to sell it
and we afford it, saving our reserves for future use. The promotion of
conservation would be a wise security move as well, I agree. Silly me the
I always figured that the smarter move security wise for the USA was
to purchase our petroleum needs from others
Since the first oil supply troubles in the 50s the US has been careful
to keep oil in reserve and considering the amount of oil used by the US
it claims to have at least 3 months
I always figured that the smarter move security wise for the USA was to
purchase our petroleum needs from others as long as they willing to sell it
and we afford it, saving our reserves for future use.
Oil is fungible commodity. This idea that we are somehow using up
their oil now while
