will include an exhibit devoted to biodiesel.
Please find the information below. Blessings!
the full program is available here:
http://wholeearthfestival.ucdavis.edu/Program_Master_Web_2005.pdf
Highlights ---
*Biodiesel 101
Jennifer Radtke - **Saturday, 4:20
*This Berkeley Biodiesel
An interesting thread. Maybe I can offer a perspective on this. I've
spent many years in the Foreign Service, having lived in many places
overseas, including Africa and Europe. I've seen America from the
inside-out and outside-in. My observation is that the problem isn't that
Americans aren't
So true! But for this to work well enough to make a difference,
significant changes would have to be made to the system of distribution of
goods and services in the United States. Efficient rail transport in the
United States, similar to what you might find in Europe, only works if the
Hai.Mr.Pannirselvam,
I am Ramesh working here at Lucas TVS Ltd., Padi, Chennai-600 050
What are you doing there in Brazil...?
Though I am Manufacturing Engineer with Mechanical Engg. background I dont know
anything about it.
Here at LTVS, we are manufacturing Autoelectrical parts like Strter
Thanks for posting this. It sounds like something you could do
yourself. I wonder what strength of citric acid they used? It could
also mean if you don't have a catalytic converter you could pick a
used one up from a wreck and clean it up for use on your own car. I
think... I don't know
Hi to all,
There was similar question about Sunflower Oil about month ago, and answer
from Ken Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] was:
Sunflower oil has an IV of 133. This is even higher than soybean oil.
Polymerization concerns arise.I am now looking for a sorce of good
peanut wvo. peanut oil has an
I find myself in need of doing a little preaching today. Sorry, but for
me, this is the best way I can deal with the horror of last night.
Last night a young women of 21 or so was driving down the highway talking
on her cell phone and definitely driving with no care and attention to what
Ingram, who is director of the Florida Center for
Renewable Chemicals and Fuels at UF, cited a
recent report from the U.S. Department of
Agriculture and DOE that indicates more than
one billion tons of biomass can be produced on
a sustainable basis each year. Converting this
to fuel
Kim,
I continue to be amazed by the disregard for others demonstrated by
most drivers. I commute 30 miles to and from work each day. I see
people reading books, talking on phones, and/or putting on makeup
while driving. Our society seems to think that multi-taksing extends
into their driving
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So if I understand it correctly, it seams that after
Pedro, que pasa amigo?
Michael here.
Hope you are doing well. If you want to see me in Alabama when you
leave Pittsboro, you are welcome.
-Michael
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From: Pedro Ordonez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, May 6, 2005 11:47 am
Subject: RE: [Biofuel] Re:
Dear Ramesh
Well and wish the same from you
Several years before I was in India to attend international
conference and I am able to buy an TVS made Motor BIKE , very good
one for my father and It is proud that I am in contact with one of
the engineer good south Indian
Hello Kim, Larry and All,
I remember Keith posting not too long ago a mentioning about the people riding
the scooters around where he lives in Japan. And that
other motorist were cognizant of their existence on the road and did not try to
run them over. I live only three miles from where I
A while back, we had a discussion on simple cook stoves.
http://infoarchive.net/sgroup/biofuel/46479/1
I was wondering if some of the charcoal collected from the stove could be used
as a water purifier. I quickly checked the archives to see if it was already
discussed and didn't find
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