Hello Thor
If you look at this previous message:
http://archive.nnytech.net/index.php?view=887list=BIOFUELS-BIZ
- from Shaine Tyson at NREL, via Tom Leue, it seems biodiesel doesn't
qualify for expemtions under baseline or non-baseline because it's
not a petroleum fuel. Others also reached
I wonder how many of these cars are built to be able to handle certain
levels of ethanol-mixture:
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/020731/autos_brazil_tax_1.html
Wednesday July 31, 8:20 pm Eastern Time
Reuters Company News
Brazil to reduce production tax on cars Thursday
BRASILIA, Brazil, July 31
Keith, Tom, et. al.,
The following Federal Register notice has some
relevant information. Keith, this may be the notice
you were referring to. I gleaned the following
points:
1. Biodiesel (neat and blends) is considered a
non-baseline diesel fuel.
2. There is no language that bars
My legalese is sometimes lacking, but I understand the Tier 2 exemption is
for any small company with less than $50,000,000 in sales per year (I
qualify), but the Tier 1 exemption is only for small companies of less than
$10,000,000 per year in sales MAKING A STANDARD FUEL. Any amount of
Tom,
I agree with you about the federal funds testing.
Heck, NREL contributed to some of the studies as well,
and often any amount of federal money is enough to
contaminate the rest; at least it works that way
with federal grant programs.
But my other point is that according to EPA's own
Thor and Tom,
Please excuse me for being out of the loop or on the periphery
for this conversation up to this point. Too damned much work to
do, too many people wanting too much in too little time and
machines and people (me) who can only do so much in a 28 hour
day.
THOR: Could you please
I read this posting out of order, and later than the other one.
I'm not sure about the Tier 1 testing exemption, its not clear what to
conclude. The only added insight is that the Tier 1 and Tier 2 test results
are not copyrighted. They are stated as being done on contract to the NBB,
but are
There are two stainless steel Baths in the Tampa Florida area that I would
like to offer for sale. They might be of use to a biodiesel producer. I
would suggest a $200 price for each. They were in operation in a water
bath at about 15C to 85C (59F-185F) at atmospheric pressure. They have
I have been spending time with someone who has a pet dog. Frequently
this involves taking the animal outdoors so that it can go to the
bathroom, picking up the poop and depositing it in the garbage. On
top of this, some environmental stories that I have read recently have
focused on animal
I wonder how many of these cars are built to be able to handle certain
levels of ethanol-mixture:
http://biz.yahoo.com/rc/020731/autos_brazil_tax_1.html
Wednesday July 31, 8:20 pm Eastern Time
Reuters Company News
Brazil to reduce production tax on cars Thursday
BRASILIA, Brazil, July 31
I got more productive feedback than I thought I would on the issue of
trying to guage the possibility of global H2 depletion. There's
another topic that's been on my mind, a propos of various ongoing
global environmental discussions, atmosopheric science, etc., and so I
want to mention it,
Heard yesterday that the U.S. Ford Excursion is being discontinued.
This SUV was intended to compete with GMs Chevy Suburban.
It sounded as if the Lincoln Blackwood luxury pickup truck
may also be a collectors item.
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I believe almost anything can be converted to methane by our little
bacterial friends. Could be an interesting niche business, maybe
providing poop collection stations in parks frequented by dogs?
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I have been spending time with someone who has a pet dog. Frequently
This excerpt below gives $4 billion in annual Iraq oil sales
36 cents per day per [Iraqi] person for food and medicine.
That will buy some seed or a apple a day.
FOUR
IT'S SADDAM'S FAULT THAT HALF A MILLION CHILDREN DIED
SINCE THE ECONOMIC BLOCKADE, SADDAM COULD FEED HIS
PEOPLE IF
Thank God! Frankly I am embarrassed for America (and a little scared for my
own safety) every time I see someone commuting to work in one of those
things. Let them collect dust in collectors' garages.
Ford Excursion: R.I.P.
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Subject: [biofuel] Somewhat OT: Animal Waste
First, why on earth doesn't someone make a try of inventing an indoor
bathroom-toilet facility for a dog to use?
They already
A little excursion humor thanx to:
Car Talk Takes an Excursion
Ford Excursion, That Is!
By now, you've probably heard about Ford's new behemoth sport utility
vehicle, the Excursion. Now, Ford has taken a lot of grief lately due
to the vehicle's size. The Sierra Club even dubbed it the
Ford
While I have a great deal to learn
others might be interested in this publication --
Energy in Agriculture and Society: Insights from the Sunshine Farm
Marty Bender
Updated January 14, 2002
http://www.landinstitute.org/vnews/display.v/ART/2001/03/28/3accb0712
This report speaks about
Wasn't Chrysler also planning on bringing back the Charger R/T for 2001 with
a natural gas engine? If I remember correctly the thing could go from 0 to
60 in less than 7 seconds. OK, maybe not the most efficient, but certainly
the most efficient in it's class:
I made my first digester (way back in high school) from a gallon pickle jar
and fed it dog s**t collected from the front yard (we didn't have a dog, but
most of the other families around had one or two that left little piles.
Greg H.
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