Comments on: A riposte to the biodieselites http://blog.onwardoregon.org/a-riposte-to-the-biodieselites/ Here are snippets from the three most-recent postings. Click an article title below to read more. Wed, 13 Feb 2008 02:40:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: George Seldes http://blog.onwardoregon.org/a-riposte-to-the-biodieselites/comment-page-1/#comment-54873 George Seldes Sat, 01 Sep 2007 02:28:09 +0000 http://blog.onwardoregon.org/a-riposte-to-the-biodieselites/#comment-54873 A visitor from Edelman.com, hmmmm, where have I heard that name before --- Oh, that's right! I remember, in the Center for Media and Democracy's publications --- Edelman is a PR firm. So let me ask you, Mr/Ms. Edelman, why would reducing demand for foreign fuels "even by a small amount" be a good thing, since all it would mean is depleting North American fossil reserves sooner? You're not by chance working for a biofuels maker or allied firm, are you? Simply curious. Thanks. A visitor from Edelman.com, hmmmm, where have I heard that name before — Oh, that’s right! I remember, in the Center for Media and Democracy’s publications — Edelman is a PR firm.

So let me ask you, Mr/Ms. Edelman, why would reducing demand for foreign fuels “even by a small amount” be a good thing, since all it would mean is depleting North American fossil reserves sooner?

You’re not by chance working for a biofuels maker or allied firm, are you? Simply curious. Thanks.

]]> By: Visitor http://blog.onwardoregon.org/a-riposte-to-the-biodieselites/comment-page-1/#comment-54869 Visitor Fri, 31 Aug 2007 21:19:28 +0000 http://blog.onwardoregon.org/a-riposte-to-the-biodieselites/#comment-54869 What would be the argment against soy-based biodiesel that is grown in the midwest? i.e. grown and processed locally? Some processing plants that are coming online produce biodiesel, but also large amounts of animal feed, wax for candles, and other valuable products, thus increasing the value and types of output. Plus, limiting the demand for foreign fuels, even by a small amount would be a good thing, no? Simply curious. Thanks. What would be the argment against soy-based biodiesel that is grown in the midwest? i.e. grown and processed locally? Some processing plants that are coming online produce biodiesel, but also large amounts of animal feed, wax for candles, and other valuable products, thus increasing the value and types of output.

Plus, limiting the demand for foreign fuels, even by a small amount would be a good thing, no?

Simply curious. Thanks.

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