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Scavenging the trash of overconsumption: Bio-diesel Hauling
Kirsten Dirksen: Trashkea Home Design: Trash + Ikea + Design = Eco-cheap Chic (VIDEO) Kirsten Dirksen 2011
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Scavenging the trash of overconsumption: Bio-diesel Hauling
Kirsten Dirksen: Trashkea Home Design: Trash + Ikea + Design = Eco-cheap Chic (VIDEO) Kirsten Dirksen 2011
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Scavenging the trash of overconsumption: Bio-diesel Hauling
Kirsten Dirksen: Trashkea Home Design: Trash + Ikea + Design = Eco-cheap Chic (VIDEO) Kirsten Dirksen 2011
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Scavenging the trash of overconsumption: Bio-diesel Hauling
Kirsten Dirksen: Trashkea Home Design: Trash + Ikea + Design = Eco-cheap Chic (VIDEO) Kirsten Dirksen 2011
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Don't invade other countries for "Oil," don't subsidize the "conversion of corn to Bio-diesel," making food unaffordable and contributing to an "economic, agricultural and environmental nightmere," producing less than 1% energy with 30 to 40% increase in food – where are the economists?
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Bio-diesel fuels produced from soybeans are more energy productive than ethanol from corn.
Big News Orgs Begin Picking Up Story Of Iowa Woman Snubbed By Rudy Campaign 2009
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Bio-diesel is part of the answer/solution and it does have its place in the markets.
TRANSPORTATION TUESDAY: World’s First Biodiesel Jet! | Inhabitat 2007
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* Scavenging the trash of overconsumption: Bio-diesel Hauling
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Kafele discards of other people's junk for a living (see video Bio-diesel Hauling: scavenging the trash of overconsumption).
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Bio-diesel, which is oil obtained from soybeans, sunflower seeds or the like, is another form of bio-fuel.
Nathan Gardels: Why Not 'Farms For Fuel' Like Farms For Food? 2008
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