What was I saying yesterday
about the powers-that-be taking biofuels issues seriously (not!)?
Despite all the friendly-sounding grunting noises.
They don't take any of the dispersed, sustainable, renewable, energy options
seriously because to them it's all about power, centralized control
Greeting to our dynamic leader of our list , Keith
Thank you for your quick reply
Because we have used vegetable oil , all going here as waste, we are
interested in this to make solid gel fuel.How to do so is the real
question .Some one can give new ideas as our group is really
This shouldn't come as much of
a surprise; corporations have no conscience, they're a facade that
unscrupulous individuals can hide behind and do things they personally know
to
be dishonest and unethical.
m--
Corporations also allow a small business person operate without risking
losing
correction: large multinational
corporations have no conscience, they're a facade that
unscrupulous individuals can hide behind and do things they personally know
to be dishonest and unethical.
m--
Corporations also allow a small business person operate without risking
losing their house,
I looked at one for sale but found a lot of blowby in the crankcase
(compression loss around cylinder walls resulting in pressure in the
crankcase) The dealer had removed the tube from the PCV valve and there was
oily smoke blowing out. I couldnt get in my car fast enough!
These engines are real
Ethanol QA:
How will E20 affect your car, the environment?
Robert Franklin, Star Tribune
April 29, 2005
http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/5375682.html
Both houses of the Legislature have passed bills
that could require 20 percent ethanol content
-- double the current
Senators Urge NASCAR Officials to Switch to Ethanol
USAgNet
04/29/2005
http://www.wisconsinagconnection.com/story-national.cfm?Id=452yr=2005
U.S. Senator Jim Talent (R-Mo.), co-chair of
the Senate Biofuels Caucus, sent a letter to
NASCAR CEO Brian France urging him to
switch from
You might want to have a look at this excellent presentation on the world oil
situation.
m--
http://www.solar-ltd.com/presentations/english.pps
Perhaps I'm just feeling optimistic, but I believe that this world oil
situation is going to negatively impact most on the global corporations and
Hello Keith,
Thanks for all the helpful information. What a sin that so much waste
of resource is going on. I will post what I find when I titrate the rice
oil.
It's also very helpful to get the info on the Elsbett kit. I did speak
to a mechanic in Sonoma County, CA, who is using
A very engaging and sobering evaluation of the inevitable future we must come
to grips with very soon.
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net
Life After the Oil Crash
Deal with Reality, or Reality will Deal with You
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A very engaging and sobering evaluation of the inevitable future we must come
to grips with very soon.
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net
Life After the Oil Crash
Deal with Reality, or Reality will Deal with You
Too true, the last bit. Otherwise... yawn. Yawn on two counts: for
the book
I only posted this one because it's a somewhat different perspective than what
you have posted in your resources section, especially if you take the effort
to read the 2nd page. It's a lot more realistic, but if that bores you that's
OK too. It's your list; you decide what's important, or not...
Message: 12
Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 11:11:15 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michael Redler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike, you wrote:
..So, where am I going with this? I was just thinking, wouldn't it be
exciting to have alliances that form within all communities in a way that
replaces dependence on the
production would fail to keep pace with demand...
...back in 1798.
Seriously, even if cheap oil runs out, we are not heading toward some
Malthusian crisis, because end of the world types since Malthus have
ignored that ability of human beings to innovate when faced with an
incentive to do
Mike,
John is pointing out something important, if you take Keith suggestions to
follow up on discussions on this list during the last 2 years, you will
learn a lot from them about the depletion issues and the real situation.
I think that the members of this list have a strong feeling of
Hello Keith,
Thanks for all the helpful information.
You're most welcome, glad it helps.
What a sin that so much waste
of resource is going on.
A sin indeed, and barely even the tip of the iceberg. But there's
still time to mend our ways, even this late in the game.
I will post
I only posted this one because it's a somewhat different perspective than what
you have posted in your resources section,
Which resources section is that?
especially if you take the effort
to read the 2nd page.
I did. Last time, and the time before.
It's a lot more realistic,
Uh-huh.
...two reasons why I'm saving this email: Content and the best use of the word
assload I have ever seen!
Mike
John Hayes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thomas Malthus called. He points out that he already predicted
production would fail to keep pace with demand...
...back in 1798.
Seriously,
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the reply.
My only comment is that the word community is out of the Bush quote. Those
were not my words. I suggested that when a hypocrite says something that he/she
has demonstrated contempt for in the past, the words might still be important.
George H. W. Bush said:
Word of the Day for Saturday May 27, 2000
meretricious \mer-ih-TRISH-us\, adjective:
1. Of or pertaining to prostitutes; having to do with prostitutes.
2. Alluring by false show; gaudily and deceitfully ornamental; tawdry; as,
meretricious dress or ornaments.
What a great word!
Rather, your
House Energy Bill Is a Failure of Leadership
Source: REP America
[Apr 23, 2005]
http://www.evworld.com/view.cfm?section=communiquenewsid=8279
SYNOPSIS: Republicans for Environmental Protection criticizes
House energy bill as a failure of leadership.
The energy bill passed by the
This article speaks of whether some of
us Grab the Oil or make a path for
Energy Reconfiguration.
If the US economy is not to grind to a halt
as oil is depleted it does suggest
three alternate strategies:
dramatically lower its living standards (something it is not willing to do);
I was wondering if any list memberhas an idea of the pore size of a paper coffee filter. I use these to filter out largerparticles in my BDbefore going to final filtration.
As always any suggestions, guidence,advice, or critisisms all welcome.
Respectfully,
Gregg
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