Category Archives: Ethanol

Regeneration launch

Posted on 14 January, 2023 by Eclipse Now

One of the biggest environmental movements has combined a bunch of different perspectives into an overarching philosophy of Regeneration. Regeneration “puts life at the centre of every act and decision.” Please watch this 5 minute launch of one of the … Continue reading →

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Al Gore drops support for Ethanol

Posted on 27 December, 2010 by Eclipse Now

“It’s now conceivable, says BusinessWeek’s Ed Wallace, that the myth of ethanol as the salvation for America’s energy problem is coming to an end. Curiously, the alternative fuel may be done in by an unlikely collection of foes. Fervidly pro-ethanol … Continue reading →

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Slashdot: ethanol destroys engines

Posted on 26 May, 2009 by Eclipse Now

Well well well — a very interesting Slashdot discussion. “Over at BusinessWeek, Ed Wallace is creating quite a stir, reporting that not only is ethanol proving to be a dud as a fuel substitute, but there is increasing evidence that … Continue reading →

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Gordon Moyes must remember our 2005 briefing!

Posted on 30 January, 2009 by Eclipse Now

Remember when I rallied the troops back in mid 2005 and the old Sydney Peak Oil team briefed the NSW “Upper House” or Legislative Council? (Well, the minority parties called the “Cross Benchers” anyway). Gordon Moyes was one of those … Continue reading →

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