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Posted by MattH001 on May 21, 2004 at 14:52:08 from (207.199.164.137):
In Reply to: MAD as h ell posted by Rick on May 21, 2004 at 06:31:19:
Talk about mad--try conserving propane (successfully!) all winter by cutting and hauling wood to the basement. i get a bill for the difference between what i used and what i was *supposed* to use. in other words, a minimum purchase. where's the incentive to conserve there? for this country, i think biodiesel is the way to go for fuel. i've read for less than $600 a vw rabbit can be converted to run on used french fry grease. a little soybean oil can go a long way. is the government to blame for our not heading this direction--look into who holds the patents for the technology for most of the alternative fuel products. it might supprise you, but probably not.
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