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Biodiesel & Alternative Fuels Forum This is a forum to discuss bio-diesel and other kinds of alternative fuels. We think bio-diesel is the next revolution as Hydrogen costs too much to make and putting food (Ethanol) in your tank is not feasible and will cause food prices to skyrocket. What say you on bio-diesel? Should we start this bio-diesel revolution and kick it into high gear?

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Massachusetts Law Will Require Biofuel in Diesel
Massachusetts Law Will Require Biofuel in Diesel
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As part of a new law designed encourage the growth of an advanced biofuels industry in the state, Massachusetts will require biofuels in diesel.

The legislation requires biofuel content in all the diesel and home heating fuel sold in the state, gives preferential tax treatment to non-corn-based alternatives to ethanol, and proposes a new fuel standard for the region that will encourage a range of emissions-reducing technologies for cars and trucks.
http://www.truckinginfo.com/news/new...?news_id=61185
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MA is nothing but an East Coast version of California . I grew up in MA but headed south after discharge from the USMC . I will never vote for any politician from MA.
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More politicians trying to tell us how to think, act, and do things.
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Hrm... they know that biodiesel has higher NOx output than regular which makes acid rain which they've been ######## about for how long, right?
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MA is nothing but an East Coast version of California . I grew up in MA but headed south after discharge from the USMC . I will never vote for any politician from MA.
Lived ther most of my life, glade I'm gone. I miss the 4 seasons, but if I were imployeed and had no insurance the state would require me to buy my own or get fined..
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