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Environment & Energy

JonathanRackham

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3. I like her approach.

Reply to TexasProgresive (Reply #1)

Tue Dec 15, 2015, 07:30 AM

Dec 2015

Think global act local. She showed that it can be a business startup, low cost. She doesn't waste fuel transporting it long distances.

I have the same link as you posted on my desktop to biodiesel, been trying to talk my bosses into heating the warehouse with our waste oil.

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Her dad thought her clean energy idea was just a 'kid's project.' He was wrong. [View all] eridani Dec 2015 OP

I'm glad she got her town to use bio fuel TexasProgresive Dec 2015 #1

I like her approach. JonathanRackham Dec 2015 #3

Biofuel is better used in home heating than vechicles JonathanRackham Dec 2015 #2

Thanks for posting.. I love these kids. mountain grammy Dec 2015 #4

K&R. Glad to hear it. Overseas Dec 2015 #5

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