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DimPrawn replied

3 March 2011, 16:16
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Wibble.

Wibble.
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AtW replied

3 March 2011, 16:15
Wibble.
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DimPrawn replied

3 March 2011, 16:13
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Sugar canes.

HTH

So it is land on which food could be grown for people to eat. More production means lower prices.

The AGW facists tax your for using energy and promote food inflation.

Starve to death, but at least the ground will be cold when they bury you!
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AtW replied

3 March 2011, 16:09
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

What do they make bio-petrol out of?

Sugar canes.

HTH
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DimPrawn replied

3 March 2011, 16:04
What do they make bio-petrol out of?

Is it something you grow on land that uses precious energy to produce and uses lots of fertiliser?

No wonder food is going up if all the farmers are growing fuel instead of food.
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BlasterBates started a topic Good news for motorists in Germany

3 March 2011, 15:51
Good news for motorists in Germany

The bio-petrol that was introduced in Germany last week, has now been withdrawn.

Streit um Treibstoff: Biosprit-Einführung vorerst gestoppt - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Nachrichten - Wirtschaft

No-one wanted to "experiment" with their car. It destroys the engine of 10% of the registered cars, and who knows what it does to the engines of cars that supposedly can use it.

Nice try by the environment minister
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