I know. I guess I'm just wondering what I might be getting myself
into. I already have a pet renewable energy group that takes up a huge
amount of time and it seems like all they do is complain I don't do more!
I've lived around DC for years and I know how things work here. If it
was money I was after this isn't the route I would take!
OTOH, if biodieseler weren't a bunch of independent-minded crackpots we
all wouldn't be here, would we? ;-)
-Mike
Thomas Kelly wrote:
Mike,
I've have read your posts with interest and, at times with
amusement. I don't think that anyone who has followed your posts would
question your integrity or your motivation for forming a biodiesel
advocacy group.
As for funding ... the advocacy sites I've been able to find,
all solicit funding. Worthy organizations such as Greenpeace, Sierra
Club and Amnesty International accept a fee for membership. Even JtF
accepts donations, and I urge everyone to contribute.
I thank Mike Weaver for sticking his neck out, and offering to
organize a group to help keep us abreast of proposals/pending
legislation that would effect BD brewers in the US. I would be
willing to contribute to such a group.
Tom
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