for more info on oil subsidies:
http://www.endoilaid.org/
also worth checking is joel bakan's book 'the corporation', or at
least the documentary by the same name. he argues most countries and
US states have legal procedures for dissolving corporations if they do
not serve the public intere
thanks for all the links. i lived some time in the niger delta, where
shell flares enough gas to provide a quarter of what the UK uses,
because it's cheaper than reinjecting, building a pipeline, or
utilizing it locally. and that's on purpose. the equivalent of 1 exxon-
valdez tanker of oil
hei keith,
thanks for feedback + links, i was introducing our idea to the rest of
the group as well.
i did read the links, which is why i ask for input about centrifuges
as none of those points are addressed in the video. if centrifuges
dont work well as you say, are they being dishonest? a
hei keith,
our organization consists of musicians who want to take responsibility
for our energy use - we are interested in any technology that can
power our live sound needs sustainably. wvo biodiesel is a great idea
in general, but a logistical nightmare for our circumstances: sourcing
+
anybody familiar with this centrifuge method? any insight appreciated!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/video/2010/may/11/ethical-living-diy-big-society
/g.
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