http://www.ridelust.com/get-yourself-some-chocolate-diesel/ - Motion + Mobility Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:25:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.ridelust.com/get-yourself-some-chocolate-diesel/#comment-1186 Brad Mon, 19 Nov 2007 14:51:34 +0000 http://www.ridelust.com/get-yourself-some-chocolate-diesel/#comment-1186 Pretty awesome idea. Ultimately, what its looking like here is that there are plenty of alternate fuels out there. Perhaps none as abundant as oil, but if we can recycle cans and bottles and re-use that energy, I don't see why we can't recycle other everyday bi-products and turn them into fuels just like all these people seem to be doing. So, is it really a fuel crisis? Or are people just uneducated and suckered into buying $3/gal of fuel for their everyday needs? This article alone lists approximately 6 different types of fuel, not to mention countless other types touched on by Ridelust and those not. I propose we remove the oil company's, or have them start producing fuel recycling facilities, a community type thing. Everyone brings in their wasted bi-products, oil company converts it into fuel, less waste, cheaper fuel, better alternative. Pretty awesome idea. Ultimately, what its looking like here is that there are plenty of alternate fuels out there. Perhaps none as abundant as oil, but if we can recycle cans and bottles and re-use that energy, I don’t see why we can’t recycle other everyday bi-products and turn them into fuels just like all these people seem to be doing.
So, is it really a fuel crisis? Or are people just uneducated and suckered into buying $3/gal of fuel for their everyday needs? This article alone lists approximately 6 different types of fuel, not to mention countless other types touched on by Ridelust and those not.
I propose we remove the oil company’s, or have them start producing fuel recycling facilities, a community type thing. Everyone brings in their wasted bi-products, oil company converts it into fuel, less waste, cheaper fuel, better alternative.

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