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  1. This undated photo made available in London Tuesday May 5, 2009, by the University of Warwick, shows a formula 3 racing car - the WorldFirst Formula 3 racing car - which is powered by chocolate, has a steering wheel made out of plant-based fibres derived from carrots, has bodywork made...
  2. This undated photo made available in London Tuesday May 5, 2009, by the University of Warwick, shows a formula 3 racing car - the WorldFirst Formula 3 racing car - which is powered by chocolate, has a steering wheel made out of plant-based fibres derived from carrots, has bodywork made...
  3. Honduran President Manuel Zelaya (R) and his Colombian counterpart Alvaro Uribe (3rd R), observe a dance of the Garifuna ethnic group at the port of Trujillo, in the Honduran Caribbean, on March 16, 2009.
  4. Lyle Rudensey fills up his car with homemade biodiesel that he refined from used cooking oil in his garage, Wednesday, April 22, 2009, in Seattle.
  5. Samples of Biodiesel (L) and Jatropha oil are seen at a processing plant outside Guatemala City March 5, 2009. All his life elderly Mexican farmer Gonzalo Cardenas has planted a stalky weed that grows wild in southern Mexico to form a sturdy live fence around his tropical fruit trees.
  1. Jatropha fruits are seen at a research facility in Rosario Izapa February 26, 2009. All his life elderly Mexican farmer Gonzalo Cardenas has planted a stalky weed that grows wild in southern Mexico to form a sturdy live fence around his tropical fruit trees.
  2. A researcher checks samples of the toxic Jatropha fruit, or 'Pinon' at a research facility in Rosario Izapa February 26, 2009.
  3. Ricardo Asturias, owner of Biocombustibles, poses for a portrait at his biodiesel refinery outside Guatemala City March 5, 2009. Asturias has been promoting jatropha, a biofuel, for the past eight years and now has his own plantations and biodiesel factory. Picture taken March 5, 2009.
  1. Lyle Rudensey refines homemade biodiesel from used cooking oil in his garage Wednesday, April 22, 2009, in Seattle. Rudensey urges people who make their own fuel to take precautions such as storing chemicals in metal cabinets and keeping fire extinguishers on hand.
  2. A Colombian engineer explains the process of oil palm extraction in a laboratory in Villanueva Casanare province, August 21, 2009. Colombia's palm oil industry will focus on the local market over the years ahead, taking advantage of a national biodiesel development program.
  3. A worker pumps biodiesel into a forklift at Sime Darby Biodiesel plant in Carey Island outside Kuala Lumpur July 31, 2009.
  4. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (L) and his Chief of Staff Dilma Roussef, talk during a ceremony to sign a dercee that all of the diesel sold in Brazil should contain 5% of biodiesel, at Banco do Brasil's Cultural Centre in Brasilia, on October 23, 2009.
  1. Lyle Rudensey holds a cup of refined homemade biodiesel that he made from used cooking oil in his garage, Wednesday, April 22, 2009, in Seattle.
  2. A biodiesel sticker is displayed at a pump station at Sime Darby Biodiesel plant in Carey Island outside Kuala Lumpur July 31, 2009.
  3. FILE - In this Aug. 9, 2007 file photo, Sid Watts, general manager of plant operations for the new Imperium biodiesel plant, holds bottles of biodiesel as he poses for a photo in Hoquiam, Wash.
  4. A researcher checks samples of jatropha fruit at a research facility in Rosario Izapa February 26, 2009. All his life elderly Mexican farmer Gonzalo Cardenas has planted a stalky weed that grows wild in southern Mexico to form a sturdy live fence around his tropical fruit trees.
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Articles matching 'biodiesel'

  1. AZ Central.com logo
    Turkeys fuel conversion to biodiesel
    21 minutes ago

    ...at the AZ Biodiesel factory near Cooper and Guadalupe roads. It's that type of grassroots effort that can really drive the biodiesel industry, Rees said. Full Article at AZ Central.com

  2. East Valley Tribune logo
    Cooking grease drop-off drive in Gilbert
    1 hour ago
    Chris Rees with AZ BioDiesel is teaming up with the town of Gilbert to collect turkey fryer grease and other cooking byproducts to use in their biofuel production facility in Gilbert.

    AZ BioDiesel is collecting turkey fryer grease and other food byproducts at Gilbert fire stations through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend for conversion into environmentallyfrie... Full Article at East Valley Tribune

  3. Guardian Unlimited logo
    Response: There are major barriers to the mass production of electric tractors
    2 hours ago

    I am glad that, almost alone among "green" journalists, he can see that productive agriculture is the most important of all our needs. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

  4. Deep-frying turkey? West Seattle dropoff spot to recycle oil
    5 hours ago

    While talking to some folks at the county about another story, we were reminded that there’s a West Seattle dropoff spot for recycling used cooking oil - and the county in fact has just put out a reminder that you can use it for free, 24/7. Full Article at West Seattle Blog

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Quotes matching 'biodiesel'

  1. Biodiesel is the only alternative fuel with absolutely no downside ... It's the future not only of our country but of the world.
    SOURCE: AZ Central.com 21 minutes ago
  2. It would be devastating for the national and the Texas biodiesel industries
    SOURCE: Houston Chronicle 22 hours ago
  3. OK, here's 3,000 liters of 100% waste vegetable oil biodiesel fuel for free. Tell us how it works.
    SOURCE: AutoblogGreen 3 days ago
  4. this technology may be replicable in large-scale biodiesel facilities in Iowa
    SOURCE: Des Moines Register 3 days ago
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