Comments on: Eco Biofuel From Biodiesel B5, B20 and B99 to Flexfuel E85 – The Future of Alternative Fuel?

By: The Driving Significance of Hybrid-Electric Vehicles | The Chic Ecologist

The Driving Significance of Hybrid-Electric Vehicles | The Chic Ecologist — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 03:56:32 +0000

[...] hybrid and electric vehicles, just as the growing industry for Bio Fuel, Bio Diesel, FlexFuel and alternative fuels exists. “Green technologies are the master key to the future of the automobile,” says Thomas [...]

By: Lucy Hawkins

Lucy Hawkins — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 15:11:53 +0000

Another great article. Keep up the good work

By: Platinum For Fuel Cells | The Chic Ecologist

Platinum For Fuel Cells | The Chic Ecologist — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 17:16:38 +0000

[...] sustainable, and cheap fuel is still yet to become a reality. While we struggle to find a real alternative to gasoline it becomes clearer and clearer that the technology is just not yet there. Researchers feel that [...]

By: Friday Sustanability Report | The Chic Ecologist

Friday Sustanability Report | The Chic Ecologist — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 19:01:16 +0000

[...] A surprise to most, it has more to do with the practices of the brewer, Michigan Brewing Company. Biodiesel harvested from the nearby college campus cafeterias of Michigan State University power the brewery [...]

By: I.M. Crawford

I.M. Crawford — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 20:34:54 +0000

Here is the place to find the answers you need:
ALCOHOL CAN BE A GAS! This book, and the website,
http://www.alcoholcanbeagas.com, show how to replace petroleum with
ethanol from NON-g.m.o. crops, WITHOUT monoculture, NOT from
corn.

Ethanol fuel can save the world. But you’re going to have to
read, and for more than two minutes,too, in order to understand the issue. Be un-american. Do so. Go to the website.

There’s not much at stake. Just the end of happiness, The United States, and the whole world. READ.

By: jack E

jack E — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:11:34 +0000

Great article! I love where eco-aware products are going these days. Like for example, the other day I was looking for a new office chair and at officedesigns.com and they have a GREEN GALLERY, so cool. Its like really nice furniture and it shows their recyclability.

By: SacramentoE85

SacramentoE85 — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:12:57 +0000

This is a very welcome and pleasant article. Though, keep in mind that the high yields of genetically modified crops keep the population fed. If we were left to conventional, and particularly organic, crops the lower yields would mean that many more poor without food, and the rest without as cheap of food.

So far most GMO’s have been found scientifically safe and equal in food value to the conventional counter-parts.

Due to their high yields, they make it possible at this time to even have biofuels. If we were still producing conventional crops with 1/2 the yield, we would really be in a world of hurt. And the pesticide resistance allows for less volume and less harmful pesticides to be used. These crops have actually become MORE diverse as time goes by and many new traits are added each year. Today’s seed salesman has an encyclopedia full of genetics and traits to master, compared to the salesman from 40 years ago that had them memorized in a 3 minute presentation.

Adding the advanced feedstocks to the biofuels mix will be a welcome event, agreed. Though, we do need to be thankful for what we have now, which is far advanced from just a few decades ago.