Hi Hakan
Keith,
It is so many who does a great job in sharing, Yourself, Girl Mark, Todd,
MM and many others, that both are vocal and silent. This is your profit and
it is huge and rewarding. It is the only way to get a movement in the right
direction going.
The atmosphere on the JTF list is
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 3:36 AM
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Commercial production
Hi Hakan
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who is using it,
it is
rather
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 8:47 PM
Subject: RE: [biofuel] Commercial production
Hi to all
My salute and million thanks to people behind in making this website I
don't want to elaborate more but express my gratitude and personal thank
you
Hi Jack, and all
Hi Keith, et. al.
I am glad that this conversation is happening, because I think
that it is perhaps one of the most important discussions out there
today. That is, how do we seek to redefine our economies in such a
way that localized development for subsistence and
Hi Hakan
Keith,
I misunderstood, probably because I read one of the answers who assume that
this was the question, before I answered.
No problem Hakan.
We have our site http://energysavingnow.com/ who deals with our quite
unique research and experiences concerning buildings, plus some
Keith,
It is so many who does a great job in sharing, Yourself, Girl Mark, Todd,
MM and many others, that both are vocal and silent. This is your profit and
it is huge and rewarding. It is the only way to get a movement in the right
direction going.
The atmosphere on the JTF list is
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From: Keith Addison
To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Commercial production
Hi Hakan
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who
Subject: Re: [biofuel] Commercial production
Hi Hakan
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who is using it,
it is
rather that someone is prepared to use it. It is not like you are giving
Since when has it been immoral to make a profit in this country from a
legitimate enterprise? There are a lot of people that would prefer to run
Bio but would not or will not make there own ever. I would suggest you look
into our wonderful government regulations before you get to far in.
William (Billy-O),
My question is: Are (or rather, Would) we be crossing ethical lines by
producing biodiesel commercially (read: for profit)?
There's nothing wrong with making money..., only how you make it and what
you do with it.
Far less of an ethical dilemma to sell to an owner of a bus
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who is using it, it is
rather that someone is prepared to use it. It is not like you are giving
someone an advantage or a favor. It is that someone has moral enough
Since when has it been immoral to make a profit in this country from a
legitimate enterprise? There are a lot of people that would prefer to run
Bio but would not or will not make there own ever. I would suggest you look
into our wonderful government regulations before you get to far in.
on 12/10/03 1:23 PM, J B at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is an interesting question. I think that as
long the business is cooperatively owned, and you
give information to resources about making
home-biodiesel to individuals who would like to
make it. It doesn't seem the least bit
Hi Hakan
If you can sell your biodiesel and make a profit that is acceptable for
you, please sell it. The morality does not rest with who is using it, it is
rather that someone is prepared to use it. It is not like you are giving
someone an advantage or a favor. It is that someone has moral
Keith,
I misunderstood, probably because I read one of the answers who assume that
this was the question, before I answered.
We have our site http://energysavingnow.com/ who deals with our quite
unique research and experiences concerning buildings, plus some education
on energy in general,
That is an interesting question. I think that as long the business is
cooperatively owned, and you give information to resources about making
home-biodiesel to individuals who would like to make it. It doesn't seem the
least bit unethical to make biodiesel say for commercial buses or city
on 12/10/03 1:23 PM, J B at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is an interesting question. I think that as
long the business is cooperatively owned, and you
give information to resources about making
home-biodiesel to individuals who would like to
make it. It doesn't seem the least bit
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