On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 15:27:45 GMT, David Hartung > wrote:

>Dave Head wrote:
>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 13:10:12 GMT, David Hartung > wrote:
>>
>>> Dave Head wrote:
>>>> On 27 Dec 2006 02:34:04 -0800, wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS wrote:
>>>>>> Tough titties, GM. Stop selling these gas guzzling SUVs that only get
>>>>>> our troops killed.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://www.usatoday.com/money/compan...leconomy_x.htm
>>>>>>
>>>>>> GM blasts proposed change in U.S. fuel economy rules
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Updated 12/26/2006 3:45 PM ET
>>>>>>
>>>>>> DETROIT - A proposal to increase the U.S. fuel economy standards
>>>>>> would force Detroit-based automakers to "hand over" the market for
>>>>>> trucks and sport-utility vehicles to Japanese manufacturers, a senior
>>>>>> General Motors (GM) executive said.
>>>>> All it takes is a shift to US produced ethanol and bio-diesel and
>>>>> people could drive as big vehicles as they want.
>>>> From all I've read, we don't have enough land to produce enough of those things
>>>> to power our economy. It'd be a small supplement, but not a replacement.
>>>>
>>>>> Problem solved
>>>> Nope. Guess again.
>>>>
>>>>> - and
>>>>> US customer money also stays in the US - and not shipped overseas to
>>>>> pay for that oil.
>>>> That'd sure be nice. We need a solution, tho, that somehow makes cars
>>>> effectively get 100 mpg in such a way that they're not boring and not too small
>>>> and don't involve sharing space with other people or be at the mercy of someone
>>>> else's driving the vehicle you're riding in, etc.
>>>>
>>>>> Some US drivers have already switched.
>>>> A very tiny percentage. And if everybody did it, there wouldn't be enough
>>>> biodiesel and alcohol to keep everyone moving like they do now.
>>> http://www.changingworldtech.com/
>>
>> These people seem to have answers for far too many problems to be believable.
>> I'm guessing they're scamming for research $$$. If they knew how to do all
>> that stuff, they would, and probably wind up being richer than Gates.
>
>http://www.res-energy.com/

Looks great. Hope they get down to business and produce lotsa biodiesel. And
gasoline. We need gasoline.

Hopefully this can be used to empty the landfills and convert their contents to
something useful. Landfills seem to me to be one of the dumbest ideas of the
20th century.

Dave Head