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**ahagotyou** · 01-20-2007, 08:29 AM

Remember in the movie Back to the Future when the Delorean needed more fuel, so Doc threw in a bunch of trash like banana peels and Pepsi?

We've got trash being recycled and no more need for gas. Environmental issues solved. Too bad it's only a movie.

One company, Changing World technologies, claims they can turn trash into fuel.

http://www.changingworldtech.com/what/products.asp

Waste generated by agricultural food processors has traditionally been transported to rendering facilities where it is ground, processed, and dried to make animal feed, fertilizer, and other chemical products. In the past several years, there has been extensive concern about using processed animal matter as a feed supplement for animals that are destined for human consumption. The TCP, however, transforms these waste streams into renewable sources of oil to fuel our transportation, electricity, and heating requirements. In addition, the mineral residual from natural organic waste has the potential for fertilizer applications.

FUELS/OILS (RENEWABLE DIESEL)

The TCP produces different quality fuels from different parts of the bio-refinery. This is no different than traditional petroleum refining facilities. It has been confirmed by a large utility company that the produced renewable diesel can be run as a straight, unblended low-sulfur fuel oil. The first applications of TCP fuels are destined for use in boilers for heating and turbines for electrical power generation. The future holds promise to upgrade into transportation fuels.

Powering a DeLorean from banana peels and pepsi bottles may not be such an outrageous prospect after all...

Nah - not all of em. Fact is, the Democrats do have far more of the wealth when it comes to politicians.

4 of the 5 richest congressmen are Democrats according to their financial disclosure reports.

You really seem to have something against those who are more financially successful than you.

I agree, her regular fits of envy point to some kind of obsession with class warfare and a lack of understanding of macroeconomics.

01-20-2007, 08:29 AM	#39
ahagotyou Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 571 Senior Member	Remember in the movie Back to the Future when the Delorean needed more fuel, so Doc threw in a bunch of trash like banana peels and Pepsi? We've got trash being recycled and no more need for gas. Environmental issues solved. Too bad it's only a movie. One company, Changing World technologies, claims they can turn trash into fuel. http://www.changingworldtech.com/what/products.asp Waste generated by agricultural food processors has traditionally been transported to rendering facilities where it is ground, processed, and dried to make animal feed, fertilizer, and other chemical products. In the past several years, there has been extensive concern about using processed animal matter as a feed supplement for animals that are destined for human consumption. The TCP, however, transforms these waste streams into renewable sources of oil to fuel our transportation, electricity, and heating requirements. In addition, the mineral residual from natural organic waste has the potential for fertilizer applications. FUELS/OILS (RENEWABLE DIESEL) The TCP produces different quality fuels from different parts of the bio-refinery. This is no different than traditional petroleum refining facilities. It has been confirmed by a large utility company that the produced renewable diesel can be run as a straight, unblended low-sulfur fuel oil. The first applications of TCP fuels are destined for use in boilers for heating and turbines for electrical power generation. The future holds promise to upgrade into transportation fuels. Powering a DeLorean from banana peels and pepsi bottles may not be such an outrageous prospect after all... Nah - not all of em. Fact is, the Democrats do have far more of the wealth when it comes to politicians. 4 of the 5 richest congressmen are Democrats according to their financial disclosure reports. You really seem to have something against those who are more financially successful than you. I agree, her regular fits of envy point to some kind of obsession with class warfare and a lack of understanding of macroeconomics.
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