huffingtonpost.com - 5/19/2009
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We have an oil dependency. We create too much waste.
Wouldn't it be swell if we could kill two birds with one stone here? Here are some of the coolest waste-into-fuel technologies we've seen lately:
CHOCOLATE WASTE
There's a race car that runs on the byproduct of making chocolate. The makers also incorporated potatoes and carrots into the production of the car. Sounds delicious, looks fast.
Check it out:
BEER WASTE
Are you a chocoholic, but for booze ? Well, ...
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Elsewhere in the Ecosphere
ecofabulous —
Here are today’s picks for what’s wow in green. Enjoy!
Dragonfly vertical farm for a future New York.
Beer, chocolate, styrofoam - fuels of the future?
Obama wants 35 mpg by 2016, Green scores a huge win.
Wal-Mart strives for sustainability through innovation and collaboration.
Ultrathin, ultra-tiny solar cells fit for your t-shirt.
Elsewhere in the Ecosphere
Natural Path - —
Here are today’s picks for what’s wow in green. Enjoy!
Dragonfly vertical farm for a future New York.
Beer, chocolate, styrofoam - fuels of the future?
Obama wants 35 mpg by 2016, Green scores a huge win.
Wal-Mart strives for sustainability through innovation and collaboration.
Ultrathin, ultra-tiny solar cells fit for your t-shirt. ...
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