Re: Why I see biofuels more as an alternative to foreign oil dependence than an environmental issue

My uncle out in Canby/Colton is considering (not sure if he's done it yet)
biod for his truck and he's 'gw all the way' - personally I don't care the
reason, each to his own - but biod/SVO/WVO all the way!  :)

now if we could just get those flying cars they were talking about in the
IBM ads a few years ago (powered by biod/SVO/WVO of course).  :)

kevin
Seattle



> This article (link at bottom) is worth everyone on this list considering.
> It explains something I think, but much more clearly than I could say it.
> I am a moderate conservative who has 3 SVO powered Mercedes Benz 300Ds,
> not
> because I worry about global warming, but because I want to do everything
> I
> can to minimize the U.S.'s dependence on OPEC and our involvement in the
> political zoo that is the Middle East.
> Personal (and national) freedom is a great back-door for
> non-environmentalists to come into the biofuels movement.
>
> Any reactions would be appreciated.
> Cheers.
> Luke
>
> ARTICLE:
> http://www.ft.com/cms/s/9deb730a-19ca-11dc-99c5-000b5df10621.html
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