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    <title>the myth about OIL - Biodiesel - tribe.net</title>
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      <title>Re: the myth about OIL</title>
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      <description>Argh.  &#xD;
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I commend you for your effort, but isn't the idea of growing crops for fuel alcohol a net loser overall?  Sure methanol and ethanol burn cleaner than gasoline.  But that doesn't make them a net-zero carbon emission source.  Unlike some oilseed crops like jatropha which apparently ARE a net zero proposition.  &#xD;
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The main bummer I foresee with any large-scale migration to alcohol fuel is that the mass production of high-starch crops to produce fuel for the current "installed base" fleet of domestic automobiles and trucks would require a massive INCREASE in the already-atrocious monoculture of corn and soy, which are both GMO and agrichemical intensive.  IOW, the same players, playing the same game.  &#xD;
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Sure, building a still in your backyard isn't all that different from backyard biodiesel processor (albeit a little more dangerous), but promoting either of these approaches as solutions to climate change or the corporate monopoly of energy seems short-sighted.  And what would the feedstock be for a burgeoning population of stills?  Grass clippings?  Firewood?  Seems like this would be a non-starter for all but rural practitioners.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:44:54 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>the myth about OIL</title>
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      <description>I have heard people talking about the OIL shortage leading to disater coming 2012.  This post is to help people get more ideas and realize yet another lie.&#xD;
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If this massive deception were to be busted,&#xD;
&gt; it would: &#xD;
&gt; &#xD;
&gt; 1. remove the reason that many wars are fought today&#xD;
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&gt; 2. revitalize the world economy, especially in rural area&#xD;
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&gt; 3. instantly increase the wealth and health of every&#xD;
&gt; person on earth&#xD;
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&gt; The fraud is this: We need gasoline.&#xD;
&gt; &#xD;
&gt; The truth is we don't now - and we never did. &#xD;
&gt; &#xD;
&gt; Here's  a continuation of a series of videos&#xD;
&gt; from the creator of PermaCulture.org:&#xD;
&gt; &#xD;
&gt; http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/432.html&#xD;
&gt; &#xD;
&gt; - Brasscheck&#xD;
&gt; &#xD;
&gt; P.S. I guarantee you will NEVER see this&#xD;
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&gt; so-called public broadcasting. &#xD;
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&gt; If you believe it's important, please share&#xD;
&gt; it with your friends and colleagues. &#xD;
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      <pubDate>Sat, 04 Oct 2008 21:12:58 GMT</pubDate>
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