Using Biofuel

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Using Biofuel
woodgas tractor
woodgas pickup truck
Mother Earth News
1 ton of biomass contains the equivalent energy
of 5.5 barrels of oil
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Using Biofuel
traction power

• 120 feet long - 20 feet wide - 25 feet tall

trash-to-fuel racer slug
Cyborg Speculations on Machine Metabolism
Trash - into - gas - mobile
exploring the bio-imitative nature of synthetic
"metabolic machines" and hydrocarbon fuels
foods
Gasification Technology Trash - into -
Gas burning our way to a better tomorrow
powered by biofuel
Principals Designers Jim Mason, Dann Davis,
Chicken John Main Collaborators Sub-Project
Leaders Dov Jelen, Kiko Almund, Jess Hobbs,
Brandi Hugo, Peef Sadow, Darrel Licks, Peter
Durand, Michael Christian, Bear Kaufmann
Project Management Babalou, Rachel
self-propelled trash transformer for the Burning
Man festival
woodgas pickup truck http//whatiamupto.com/gasifi
cation/woodgastruck.html
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Can biofuel compete with fossil fuel?
Using Biofuel
replace fossil fuel with renewable energy
photosynthesis to sequester carbon
The Key to Energy Independence
The Way to Reverse Global Heating
The Way to Reverse Global Warming
Can biofuel really replace fossil fuel?

• As oil prices rise, biofuels become competitive
• Profits can be made on co-products
• Proportionate primary research funding
• Venture capital startup investments
• Biofuel refining distribution infrastructures
• Formulate uniform standards testing
• Negotiate carbon trade credit sanction

• Agriculture
• Transportation
• Home heating
• Food processing cooking
• Hydrogen production
• Electric generation
• Other useful chemicals

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Confronting Our Climate Change Challenge
Climate Change Challenge
Confronting Our
carbon-negative to reverse global heating
nutrient dense to reverse degenerative disease
Whats to be done?
If we produce market food labeled nutrient
dense and carbon negative
Anybody want to make charcoal this fall?

• Form New England Biochar Biofuel Network
• Implement pyrolysis biochar to sequester carbon
• Advocate carbon credit for agriculture under RGGI
• Research making biochar from native resources
• Utilize biochar in farming, horticulture,
  forestry
• Retool farms to operate with biochar biofuels
• Form farm cooperatives to produce biofuels
• Acquire pyrolysis systems for farms communities
• Develop regional biofuel refining distribution

Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
will people buy it?
2nd international conference
September 18 - 10
Newcastle, England
are you ready for the next PARADIGM SHIFT?
www.biochar-international.org
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