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Alcohol Can Be A Gas!
Today the cost and short supplies of fissile fuels is making the use of alcohol even more important. There are many misconceptions about how this can be achieved. The biggest one is that the corn used will take away from the consumer and the live stock farmers. The truth is that 25% of the corn production is used to make alcohol based fuel but the misnomer is that this corn is not useable again. The truth is that the distillers grain that is left over is higher in protein content and can be used by cattle farmers and consumers alike.
A researcher and proponent for this fuel for the past 20 years is David Blume and he has a video series and book available to support theses theories.
Watch the introductory video here:
His book that further explains the reality of making and using alcohol for fuel is available here:
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HHO Generator – Turn your Vehicle into a Hybrid
Today I have found another great Alternative Energy resource that has many new and innovative systems to use alternative energy resources in our everyday activities.
You can find this information here.
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Renewable Energy and Vocational Training
This is a quoted expert from this blog: Ontility
“After nearly a half century of neglect, vocational education is coming back and energy self sufficiency is leading the way. The call for jobs that can’t be exported, the need for millions of workers who have been displaced, the need for newly trained solar, wind, geothermal and energy efficiency workers all points to a revival of hands-on training, practical, immediately applicable education – simply put vocational education.
There are millions of young people who are better suited for working directly with things rather than thinking up new processes – this has always been the case. Historically societies have had great need for these skilled craftspeople, artisans and tradesmen. They made possible the “built environment” and kept it running. There have always been doers and thinkers. During this most recent half century, though, we have deluded ourselves into believing that everyone can be, and more importantly wants to be, a thinker. The result? We exported the doing.”
This site has the full information about the steps to achieve good use of alternative energies and the better training of people to do the jobs that are being created today.
Daniel Silver
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