Biodiesel
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"Finally, the book we've been looking for. Greg Pahl's new biodiesel book offers a comprehensive review of all things veggie oil powered. From the history of the diesel engine to the development of the biodiesel industry, past current and future. This is the ultimate primer."
—Rob Elam, Propel Project When Rudolph Diesel invented his engine in the late nineteenth century, he envisioned a device that could run anywhere on a wide range of local fuels. A century later, Greg Pahl recalls that vision and shows us it is possible with Biodiesel: Growing a New Energy Economy.
Biodiesel is: more biodegradable than sugar and less toxic than table salt. produced from domestic feedstocks, reducing the need for foreign oil while boosting the local economy and supporting the agricultural community.
—Rob Elam, Propel Project When Rudolph Diesel invented his engine in the late nineteenth century, he envisioned a device that could run anywhere on a wide range of local fuels. A century later, Greg Pahl recalls that vision and shows us it is possible with Biodiesel: Growing a New Energy Economy.
Biodiesel is: more biodegradable than sugar and less toxic than table salt. produced from domestic feedstocks, reducing the need for foreign oil while boosting the local economy and supporting the agricultural community.
