I looked at the archive as much as I could with my slow connection and
couldn't find the info I am looking for.
I know that BD made from animal fat is solid at a higher temperature then BD
made from veg. oil at least sunflower. I did a few 1 liter test batches of
both sunflower oil bought from
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Personally, I would rather see a few birds get hit by turbines than killed
slowly by pollution, along with everything else around them.
Well,
Out here in West Virginia, USA, Wind turbine deployments are big
stuff. More and more going up every day. Again, as has
Download:
GM Contamination Register Report 2007
http://www.greenpeace.org/raw/content/eu-unit/press-centre/reports/gm-contamination-register-report-2007.pdf
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Biotech industry impunity fuels global GE contamination spread
Most of the
Hi Zeke, John, Hakan and all
It's all sort of moot. If we don't run out of oil, or somehow price it out
of our ability to use it at the current rate, then we'll kill ourselves with
the byproducts of burning it for our own sake, we better hope that we
DO run out.
Quite right!
In that sense
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Keith Addison wrote:
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An entirely alternative theory of oil formation has existed since the
early 1950's in Russia, almost unknown to the West. It claims
conventional American biological origins theory is an unscientific
absurdity that is un-provable. They point to the fact that
True, true, true...only way I can think to feel better about it is that the
increase in power demand was going to happen (statusquo), but better that it
was wind and not coal that is being used to meet that demand...after
all...gotta start somewhere, eh?
Maybe as petro prices keep climbing,
David Soriano of the University of Pittsburgh- Bradford sent me this
interesting process he's developed for making a lubricant out of the
by-product:
A description of converting glycerol into a natural lubricant with
the body and adhesiveness suitable for most purposes. The desired
viscosity
Hi Chris, Erik, Robert
I'm glad you enjoyed On the Slow Train with a Skinful of Wine, thankyou!
It was one of a series of weekly columns I wrote while I was working
in Hong Kong, Write whatever you like, wow. I did it for more than
a year and really enjoyed it. It worked well, had a good
I'm hoping this message is not too far off topic for this list, but I
felt this would be the place to look for information from someone else
who has been stumped with the same problem I'm facing here.
I have a 1980 Mercedes 240D that won't run. It will turn over, but
there seems to be no flow
On Mar 3, 2008, at 11:24 AM, Keith Addison wrote:
Any comments, ideas for further uses?
David S. Soriano Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
University of Pittsburgh- Bradford
Bradford, PA.
school website: http://www.upb.pitt.edu
ph: 814-362-7544
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