the environment is important to protect, considering that we humans are the ones screwing with it in the first place. if you can't get a liscence, produce it illegally, or even better, tell a lot of people about the benifits. put out a leaflet as part of your paper on alternative energy, making the costs most prominent, first monetary then environmentally. rotting vegetation in an automatic still, lack of really harmful emissions, the outback is a beautiful place, destroying it with toxic emissions is not good. have some children from the cities you happen to be in at the time wear gas masks for a day, give them a small but appreciated gift when they return them. seeing a horde of children in gas masks will create an impression, especially if you tell them why it is important, children are very concerned about environmental issues, a few horror stories, they will never forget, like telling them the truth, that they will soon have to wear the masks, and if they don't they will die. even if you don't get the masks back, they will probably wear them sometimes for fun, when asked they will tell, and telling what you told them, of course the cheap, cotton filter type used for autoshop painting.
Gary Holton wrote: > I live in Wstern Australia and have read with a great deal of > interest your information on Ethanol and Biodiesel. I am at present > doing a certificate in renewable energy and found myself drawn to a > desire to investigate the possibility of producing Ethanol here in > Australia. Well, after a great deal of research and contacting people > I have almost come to dead end. It seems to me that the Australian > Govt is not really keen on producing an alternative to fossil fuel > due mainly to the fact that they earn over fifty percent of each > litre of fossil fuel sold in revenue. It would seem that it is > impossible to get a licence for individual construction of a still > and very difficult to get a commercial licence. However, I am not > finished yet and have written to the Minister for the Environment > here in WA with relavent details and my concerns.(It also seems, that > if you could get a licence to produce ethanol, they would tax it at a > rate of A$39/200% proof litre produced + GST !!!) > Anyway, I hope I haven't bored you with this little story but I just > wanted to update you with our plight here in Australia and please > keep up the good work on your site - the world needs people like you. > > All the best > > Gary Holton. > > > Biofuel at Journey to Forever: > http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html > To unsubscribe, send an email to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------------------------- eGroups Sponsor -------------------------~-~> Get Your Computer Info Right From The Source - PC World! http://click.egroups.com/1/8238/5/_/837408/_/967547235/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------_-> Biofuel at Journey to Forever: http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.html To unsubscribe, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
