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IT’S ABOUT the laying off of 1/3 of their work force because of
economic hard times.
THIS POST will attempt to off a possible potentiality for good → good
for your pockets, for the environment, for the world’s fuel crisis.
WHAT I’M TRYING to say is that the book authored by Blume (see below)
→ alcohol-based fules → sounds like a win-win proposition for you
guys on Maui and the world too.
If you can get a copy of the 7/17/08 show, I think it goin help some
or plenty.
ALSO ! George Noory once interviewed an inventor of a re-cycle machine
that’ll process everything but large items like → a car’s engine, or
something along that line. And even kukai (sp? Y'know shit).
Anyhow ! If you can find that inventor, e-mail George Noory at Coast
to Coast, you could use that machine to process garbage to make
alcohol-based fuels. The wonderful thing about this machine is that
it’ll process kukai too! I’m thinking that you wanna add that stuff
so’s those buggas → not goin steal your okolehao 4 y’know what 4!
Anyhow! CONSIDER
Oh! Yeah! I wen almost 4get, you can also start up a garbage
collection compay, and use that stuff to make your alcohol-based
fules. Maybe some kind of deal with the State. Y'know they goin ship
out tons and tons of that stuff to the Mainland.
ALSO, Blume also mentioned that there's a lot of Federal, and State if
I'm remembering correctly, credit re-embesments (?).
Ah! Yes! Blume also said he had his own still in his back yard.
Which is reminding me to tell you to make sure that you have a gas
station that'll sell your alcohol fules. Y'know what I mean?
And good luck plenty.
Thursday July 17th, 2008
Alcohol-Based Fuels
Ecological biologist David Blume discussed the importance and benefits
of alcohol-based fuels, and how the petroleum industry has suppressed
their development. Some of the earliest cars such as the Model T were
flex fuel (running on either gas or alcohol),... more >>
Alcohol-Based Fuels
Ecological biologist David Blume discussed the importance and benefits
of alcohol-based fuels, and how the petroleum industry has suppressed
their development. Some of the earliest cars such as the Model T were
flex fuel (running on either gas or alcohol), and Henry Ford was an
advocate for alcohol fuel. However, he was opposed by John D.
Rockefeller who pushed for Prohibition, which stopped the manufacture
of alcohol for any purpose, Blume detailed.
Cheaper than gas, alcohol is a superior fuel, as it leaves no carbon
behind, engines last longer, and it can free us from foreign
dependence, he noted. There are some twenty different crops that can
produce alcohol, and many of them, such as sugar beets, yield more
alcohol per acre than corn.
Most cars can actually run with up to 50% alcohol in their tanks,
without using any kind of conversion device, Blume declared, and kits
can be added to vehicles for less than $300. People can get permits to
create home distilleries to brew their own alcohol fuel, which enables
them to be eligible for tax credits, he said. An advocate for
community organizing, Blume said in many locales residents have set up
driver owned stations which offer alcohol pumps.
ANOTHER ALT
Wednesday August 13th, 2008
New Energy Method
Appearing briefly at the start of the show, journalist Joe Kovacs
spoke about a new process for producing oil, using virtually anything
that grows out of the Earth. More here.
∑ MY THOUGHTS
If I’m not mistakened, alcohol fuel is cleaner then the stuff we’re
using called oil.
Blume also mentioned the idea of kelp farming with nets → I’m thinking
of those dead zones lacking oxygen → that could use this idea.