Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Want Better Gas Mileage ? Make Your Car a Hybrid and Run it off of Water too by Jake Baker

I've been wanting to get a hybrid car for some time. Looking around... I quickly saw I couldn't afford one. Electric, biodiesel, and hydrogen, all clean fuels, all so expensive. But do they have to be? I alsoheard of a car running on water, a car running on H2O? Yeah right...... There are electric cars, solar, hydrogen, diesel, biodiesel, and obviously gas. But water? LOL, as the kids say, sounds crazy. That's not really true though, water, or H2O (H being the key here), is just like anything else and composed of many elements. Well, two hydrogens and one oxygen. Starting to get were I'm going? As I always say, "anything is everything and everything is anything," sound crazy? Yeah a little, but completely true. Anything can be transformed through the right process, for instance... The sun transfers it's energy to so many things, without it there wouldn't be any life. It transforms it energy from something as simple as heating the ground, or something as complex as being a part in producing rain. So if all kinds of things transform/transfer their energy, why can't we transform water to hydrogen gas, then to energy for our cars? The fact is, that we can. It has been done and people drives cars with water fuel cells in them every day, and you can too. Hybrid cars get double the mileage or more, and you don't have to buy a new car for the outrageous "green" price. You can actually build your own fuel cell that runs off of water, I found a review site with a guide on how to do that here http://world-web-reviews.net/vehicles.html . Everyone can do their part to help save and conserve the environment, and in an ever changing world, it is becoming more possible. And with an ever growing knowledge, newer, cheaper ways to save the environment are becoming known.

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If you want to make a hydrogen powered car yourself, I hope that this article is helpful to you.


Friday, September 04, 2009

Find Out Where You Can Buy Biodiesel by Mike Hirn

Biodiesel has been recommended by those people which are sincerely supporting the preservation of the environment. The environment is shared by the entire population. The key factor in preserving the Earth is the ability to put petty power trip differences aside and work together. There is no room for personal conflicts, in order to restore and preserve the Earth for the future existence. Unfortunely, where to buy biodiesel is extremely limited right now.

Just because the recipe is drawn into a legitimate process does not mean there cannot be changes made to the process in order to prefect it. The country needs farms and the speed needed to produce the items farms produce which in most cases is food, needs to be a fairly quick process. This glitch does not allow a lot of time for perfecting an already good product, which causes procrastination.

Some negative political influences have caused the manufacturing of this alternative energy product to be pushed into the use later category. This type of move is limiting the economy in a less than subtle way.

The human race was created to self destruct, until a sufficient amount of people decide self destruction is not an option. When the future of mankind becomes too dark for anyone person to clear the fog, look into a child's eyes and make certain they will not have to worry about having a future.

What a politician does not understand is the drug war should not be a priority which will limit the war of survival. Once a law is passed limiting the resources used to make an alternative fuel, most people will rack their brains to come up with something else to fuel a vehicle. This world is full of choices, and if there is a person making drugs as a choice to making alternative fuel then lock them up and make them do that drug until they die.

The political spin on the production of Diesel's is extreme and needs to be eliminated. Some political oriented individuals do not push the issue of production of biodiesel because some of the elements involved can be manipulated into a power narcotic. This should not be a resistance, those narcotic manufactures can choose to eliminate the population, however, there should be a balance of chances for the insurance of the survival minded people as well.

Upon comprehension of the directions held within the original recipe, and following this procedure to the exact detail, the batches of biodiesel are completely unlimited, as long as proper storage temperatures are maintained. Temperatures are a huge factor in the successful production, use and purchasing. So, to sum it all up, where to buy biodiesel depends on who is making it and what the weather is like in a specific regions.


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Monday, July 14, 2008

Algae Biodiesel: Fuel of the Future by Ray Subs

There is no question that alternative fuel sources must be found if we are going to reduce our dependence on oil, lower transportation costs, and stop damaging the environment. Algae biodiesel is a fuel alternative that has many people hopeful for these changes as it creates fuel efficiently without displacing food crops, damaging the environment, and it reduces our dependence on oil.

Corn, soybeans, and waste oil are all known sources for fuel alternatives, but food crops used to produce fuel oil have proven to be counterproductive and waste oils are finite in supply. Corn and soybeans used for making fuel take away from food that would have otherwise gone to consumers. This creates the potential to raise food prices. Food crops used to make fuel are also not as efficient as algae. It takes an acre of soybeans to make about 50 gallons of oil and an acre of corn to make only about 20 gallons of oil. In contrast, an acre of algae will produce about 10,000 gallons of oil over the course of a year. This difference is one of the main reasons that algae biodiesel has gained popularity in the race to produce alternative fuels but there are many other reasons why many people are considering it.

The economical nature of algae biodiesel means that 15000 square miles of algae farms would be able to produce enough biodiesel to power all of the cars, trucks, and other gas powered transportation in the US. If the US began farming operations on this scale we would be able to almost entirely eliminate our need for oil and fossil fuels. This farming figure may seem like a lot, but is only 300 square miles of algae farms per state, and larger states could easily spare more than 300 square miles for such farms. The environmental impact of algae biodiesel is nothing compared to fossil fuel use which means that we would also be helping to solve global warming and other climate issues caused by fossil fuels.

Algae biodiesel is also easy to produce compared with other types of biodiesel that require filtering and titrating. It is even possible to produce algae biodiesel at home which means that consumers would be able to produce their own fuel and reduce their individual need for oil. Individuals can take control of their own fuel needs and take some of the power away from big energy suppliers. This possibility means that energy costs could potentially fall even form the big producers.

Making algae biodiesel at home is not easy, however, but it is possible and very economical. Using algae to create fuel means that there is no waste and consumers can stop depending on oil with its quickly rising prices for their fuel needs. Every consumer has been impacted by the sharp rise in oil prices and if they continue to soar many people will end up not being able to afford their daily commute or will not be able to afford other necessities such as food in order to continue driving. There is no doubt that alternative fuel sources must be developed and quickly; ones that are sustainable and affordable for consumers.

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