Website review: The Diesel Tree: Grow Your Own Oil ...
AnitaBath discovered this in Environment
•17 reviews since Apr 2, 2008
environment, fuel, green
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bloodprincehalf rated 2 months ago- Tap trees for diesel, yet I still wish people would use that novel form of transportation known as walking more often...
- rm2 rated 3 months ago
- Aah, another oil source among the wonders of Nature.
15 years is a long turnaround.
Cannabis would give a turnaround within months - yes for fuel for vehicles. Mr Ford knew that one. And Jack Herer knows Henry Ford knew...
http://www.jackherer.com/chapter09.html - Aah, another oil source among the wonders of Nature.
- Stevenw123 rated 4 months ago
- the Brazilian Copaifera langsdorfii, to use its botanical name, can be tapped not unlike a rubber tree, but instead of yielding rubbery latex it gives up a natural diesel.
- pieofangel17 rated 4 months ago
- It is disgusting to me that this has been known in the Western world since 1625! Yeah! Very Disturbing! Do the governments of the world Really want to improve the state of the planet's health? It makes you wonder... Not only would this provide a renewable resource, but the oxygen produced by the trees would help our planet significantly as well! I mean come on, with all of our vacant land in the USA, Australia, Canada...come on... I hope that everyone can spread this tidbit of information around to get some buzz on the issue! I am amazed at nature once again! Kimberly :) http://ExoticAnimalLover.com
- berecca rated 4 months ago
- "Because, the Brazilian Copaifera langsdorfii, to use its botanical name, can be tapped not unlike a rubber tree, but instead of yielding rubbery latex it gives up a natural diesel. According to the nurseryman selling the trees, one hectare will yield about 12,000 litres annually."
- HarleyJane18 rated 4 months ago
- The Diesel Tree: Grow Your Own Oil
- riseoverrun rated 4 months ago
- NO OCCUPATION REQUIRED!!! Imagine that
- amateur6 rated 4 months ago
- Fascinating -- but the ABC article is more thorough:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/03/25/2198815.htm - Fascinating -- but the ABC article is more thorough:
