Of course the ideal is to be able to get to all those mom and pop outfits by
foot, which just happens to describe the conditions most conducive to the
economic viability of mom and pop outfits. -D
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>I think the key here is to call it food. Same goes for storing it on
>your property. I have said it here before, as far as I know there is no
>problem with stockpiling food anywhere. Likewise the glycerine is not
>waste but rather co-product, for soapmaking or compost. Speaking of
>which I saw
I think the key here is to call it food. Same goes for storing it on
your property. I have said it here before, as far as I know there is no
problem with stockpiling food anywhere. Likewise the glycerine is not
waste but rather co-product, for soapmaking or compost. Speaking of
which I saw a
"This bill provides significant funding for research that will
improve the security of crop pollination and support strong
populations of honey bees and native bees."
Hm, really.
Prof. Joe Cummins says: "I have been concerned that the authorities
are ignoring or even suppressing information on
face it boys, BIG OIL IS behind all of this. same thing happens with micro-breweries when they start to cut into the bottom line. "we CANNOT afford for someone to save thousands from our BILLIONS". screw 'em, take all you want, don't declare it to anybody. put it in canola oil containers, tell t
Joe Street wrote:
> Simple. Don't carry waste oil. Collect and transport used vegetable
> oil. Agree to buy it for a minimal cost, and have the paperwork to prove
> it. It is then a second hand used 'product' and not waste.
>
> Joe
This is the approach I'm attempting.
In fact, I'm not trying t
EU stands up to US pressure - unfazed by genetically modified 'Herculex'
Brussels, June 25 2007 - EU member states today stood up to intense pressure
from the US and refused to allow a new strain of genetically modified maize
to be imported into the EU. The move has been welcomed by Friends of the
Indeed, someone explained to me years ago that one of Home Depot's
business strategies is to go into an urban area and open up several
stores at strategic locations and then leverage their massive buying
power and financial reserves to undercut the market. They only have to
do this for a while
Simple. Don't carry waste oil. Collect and transport used vegetable
oil. Agree to buy it for a minimal cost, and have the paperwork to prove
it. It is then a second hand used 'product' and not waste.
Joe
Daymi Henegar wrote:
Hello! I am from California. Have been making biodiesel for sever
Hello James
>The state and FedGov.Inc are making incredible sums due the current
>price of petrol via taxes. I'm not surprised that indirect fees and
>fines are now being imposed on the everyday biodiesel, SVO and WVO
>crowd. I'm sure more draconian measures are in the works.
>FedGov.Inc nev
Hello Daymi, welcome
>Hello! I am from California. Have been making biodiesel for several
>months, and loving it. Only problem is that in order to obtain a
>license to carry used veggie oil (any amount), from restaurants, you
>have to spend $175 for the actual license (not bad); but in order
Yes well...
Environmental Defense:
http://www.nonprofitwatch.org/edf/
Crony Environmentalism: Do conflicts of interest taint EDF's Advocacy
on climate change?
http://www.gregpalast.com/fill-your-lungs-its-only-borrowed-grime/
Fill your lungs it's only borrowed grime
January 23, 1999
LONDON OBSE
The state and FedGov.Inc are making incredible sums due the current
price of petrol via taxes. I'm not surprised that indirect fees and
fines are now being imposed on the everyday biodiesel, SVO and WVO
crowd. I'm sure more draconian measures are in the works. FedGov.Inc
never saw a tax it d
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NEAL PEIRCE COLUMN
For Release Sunday, June 24, 2007
© 2007 Washington Post Writers Group
‘GREEN’ WALMART: AN OXYMORON?
By Neal Peirce
WalMart has been harvesting kudos for its dramatic “green” promises. Even
Environmental Defense and
:) on reading the bag recycling method. my thought process ran; I just
washed them, why would I want them to fall on *my* floor? Besides that
the inside of the bag is what ends up needing the cleaning. On
recycling glass milk bottles, how much higher would the energy input be?
Hot water t
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