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Biofuel plant looking at production site in Boligee [UPDATED]
Gov. Robert Bentley announced Thursday the selection of the Crossroads of America Industrial Park in Greene County as the site for a first-of-its-kind advanced biofuels facility, a decision that has the potential to create hundreds of jobs across the Black Belt.
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Biofuels of No Benefit to Military — RAND
A new analysis presented to Congress yesterday paints a stark picture for the Defense Department’s current efforts to secure …
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‘Green genes’ in yeast may boost biofuel production by increasing stress tolerance
An effort to increase biofuel production has led scientists to discover genes in yeast that improve their tolerance to ethanol, allowing the production of more ethanol from the same amount of nutrients. A new study shows how genetically altered yeast cells survive higher ethanol concentrations, addressing a bottleneck in the production of ethanol from cellulosic material (nonfood plant sources …
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Bioengineers Develop Bacterial Strain To Increase Ethanol Biofuel Production
A team of Bioengineers in the United States have modified a strain of bacteria to increase its ability to produce ethanol. The research, published in Biotechnology and Bioengineering, reveals how adaptation and metabolic engineering can be combined for strain improvement, a positive development for the biofuel industry.
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‘Green genes’ in yeast may boost biofuel production by increasing stress tolerance
( Genetics Society of America ) An effort to increase biofuel production has led scientists to discover genes in yeast that improve their tolerance to ethanol, allowing the production of more ethanol from the same amount of nutrients. This study, published in the December 2010 issue of Genetics, shows how genetically altered yeast cells survive higher ethanol concentrations, addressing a …
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West Papuans oppose biofuel plantations

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Biofuel demand surges ahead
THE surging demand for biofuels in Australia outstripped the rate of global biofuels growth in the past year, including a continued expanding preference among motorists for ethanol-blended petrol, acc
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Scientists say it is high time for hemp-based biofuel
Danny Bradbury, BusinessGreen , Monday 11 October 2010 at 09:32:00 University of Connecticut reveals plan to build biofuel research plant capable of turning hemp into biodiesel Researchers at the University of Connecticut have found that hemp is a viable feedstock for biodiesel fuel and are now working on plans to build a biofuel refinery capable of processing the versatile material. Working …
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BusinessNorth Exclusives Biofuel project hits bureaucratic snag
Northern Wisconsin’s largest green development has encountered a funding snag – one that sponsors hope is temporary.
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Biofuel’s Bumpy Road: The Trials and Tribulations of Algae, Palm Oil, Bioelectricity And More
The biofuel craze passed a while ago and more sober assessments of their promises and problems took over, but that doesn’t mean by a long shot that there isn’t plenty of interesting ongoing work being done. Here’s just a sampling of what’s gone on just this week trying to turn plants into power:
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Biofuel from corn cobs gets a boost
THE use of corn cobs as feedstock for the production of cellulosic ethanol after the corn has been removed is receiving additional financial support from the US Department of Energy (DOE).
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Scania to Develop Biofuel-Based Engine
?Scania will receive about EUR 3.3 million from Sweden’s Strategic Vehicle Research and Innovation Initiative, to develop a biofuel engine for heavy commercial vehicles, according to Cisionwire.com.
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Ethanol biofuel production and alternative energy project to be launched in Pampanga
CANDABA, Pampanga, Oct. 6 (PNA) — A long-term biofuel production and alternative energy project will be launched in the province to serve the growing local and global demands for the green products.
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As America looks for new alternative fuel sources, biodiesel from algae offers a new and innovative solution.

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Bryan Garner, News Channel 5 visits a farm in Fellsmere that produces algae which replaces crude oil. Fred Tennant (Vice President of Petroalgae) says it is cheaper than oil, a lot cheaper. Arizona State developed this Algae and or process. Bits of algae fed with carbon dioxide grow dark green. From seed to harvest in just two days. This video was taken before the gas reached the four dollar mark. The kick in the ass is that this company will not produce it for the public. So I don’t see it effecting pump prices, EVER! RECORDED IN MAY 2008
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Google Tech Talks February, 12 2008 ABSTRACT Charles Anderson of Golden Fuel Systems will give a realistic behind the scenes analysis of many common alternative fuels and transportation options available in the United States such as: Ethanol, Biodiesel, SVO (Straight Vegetable Oil), Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Hybrid and Electric Vehicles. Charles will explain how an SVO conversion to a modern diesel engine works and compare the pros and cons of SVO and the other alternative fuels available. This presentation will be valuable for individuals who are trying to determine what alternative fuel choice is right for them. With his extensive work in the SVO industry, Charles has gained a unique perspective into many of the alternative fuels available in the United States. Speaker: Charles Anderson Charles Anderson is the founder of Golden Fuel Systems (formerly Greasel Conversions) which is one of the world leaders in manufacturing and installation of SVO (Straight Vegetable Oil) diesel conversion systems. For over 6 years, Golden Fuel Systems (GFS) has served the world-wide SVO community by offering affordable products, installations, unmatched customer service and knowledgeable technical support. With 6 installation locations around the globe, Golden Fuel Systems has helped thousands convert their diesel vehicles to run on SVO to avoid those costly fuel prices and lessen their environmental impact.
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Does algae grow everywhere? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using it as a biofuel? Anything about this topic. Thank you so much.

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Letters to the editor for Aug. 3
Susan De Vos: Snow removal should include busstops

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Any item from a light/lamp, fan, electronics, appliances, etc. If it is only plugged in but not on, does it in fact pull electricity still and if so how much? Does it make an actual impact on your monthly bill? Would it be good in conserving energy to unplug these types of items when not in use?
Maybe another way to word it, will it continue to use electricity (pull) even though the item is not turned on and is only plugged in?

I ask this because recently on our companies internal internet page they asked what if anything, people were doing to conserve energy, protect the environment, etc. Just as part of the question of the week type set up. Someone answered that they were unplugging items that weren’t being used so as to not continue to use electricity since the item was off. Just curious.

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Highlights from a discussion about the development of UC San Diego from venerable former Dean of Physical Sciences Marvin Goldberger, and find out why algae holds great potential for biofuels from UC San Diego algae expert, Stephen Mayfield. Series: On Beyond [1/2010] [Science] [Show ID: 17679]

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Are Biofuels Carbon Neutral?
We’re not there yet, but we’re getting close.

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BRIEFCASE: Boulder and Broomfield businesspeople in the news
Jane Paddison, Esq., Special Counsel and leader of the Estate Planning team at Donelson Ciancio & Goodwin, was recently awarded the distinction of “Preeminent Woman Lawyer” by Martindale Hubbell, the nation’s leading legal rating service.

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I know we should all play our part in conserving water and electricity but how does it affect our environment? can someone give me a summary so i can help others around me understand why they should play their role too?

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The Irony Of Buying ‘Green’
How the creation of some green products actually harms the environment.

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Rolls Royce Presentation – Air New Zealand Biofuel Test Flight

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I want to buy a Dodge Intrepid, which is a V6 (6 cylinders) engine. Is there any way I can convert this to run on bio fuels? (Biodeisel, waste oils, whatever…)
EDIT:
I suppose I should have said that I would not mind changing the engine. Buying a new one, you know? It’s just that I was wondering if I could buy one that could work, not change what I’ve already got.

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Special Achievement in Transportation: New Leaf Biofuel is a San Diego-based biodiesel production company. New Leaf’s goal is to provide San Diego communities with an alternative vehicle fuel source that is environmentally sound, produced from renewable or recycled resources, and grown and manufactured in the United States. New Leaf uses waste cooking oil collected from local restaurants to manufacture biodiesel, which can fuel diesel vehicles with little or no conversion. The reuse of this cooking oil results in less CO2 emissions, cleaner air and reduces the amount of grease released into San Diego’s sewers. New Leaf is also partnering with local schools, universities, and other organizations to educate the public about biodiesel and its many benefits. Runner Up: Utility Consumers’ Action Network

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