[chittychittybangbang]

I think the editor must have either read my mind! The buyer's guide that I wrote briefly talks about biodiesel, diesel cars, and the advantages of hybrid vs diesel and vice versa.

I get a copy of this month's national geographic, and it talks about the same things - advantages of diesel vs hybrid, biodiesel, and how it isn't a super solution to the fuel crunch. Well the editor also talks about algae to biofuel...so I guess maybe he didn't read it...

http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/2007-10/editors-note.html

http://www.myturbodiesel.com/buyersguide.htm

Compare and see!

 

[jon applespeed]

Um... I will bet that the editor of national geographic did not read that page, lol. Props to you for summing up a lot of common ideas, though

 

[chittychittybangbang]

Hehe... Just kidding I was just excited to see an article about biofuels in NGeo. The only other thing that I can recall seeing in NG about biofuels was a guy using veg oil in his car, which I do not suggest.

 

[darren]

New smilies!!!

:lock: <---this thread!

 

[diesel guy]

Lol @ dancing lock man.

I got that issue, will look at it later.

 

[Blackcat]

Interesting read, but they barely mention diesels in the main article. They mostly write about the politics and ethanol.

 

[jon applespeed]

Wow, they even have the whole article online too, no subscription needed.

http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/2007-10/biofuels/biofuels.html

 

[luke33]

Cool jon, thanks for the link. I used to read that magazine but no time.

 

[diesel guy]

Finished it today, didn't realize that the whole articel was also online. Good read, but almost nothing about biodiesel. Only a little about a company doing algae-diesel and mostly ethanol.

 

[freerider]

great article, thanks!