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The problem will be the price at least 10 cents more per gallon

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Kathyrn

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Date Posted: 01:19:20 06/04/02 Tue
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In reply to: Xpltivdletd 's message, "Re: Spiked Gasoline-prices... and you?" on 21:16:41 06/03/02 Mon

>Ethanol-gas in a car made to use straight gasoline may
>nearly double the consumption. But Chrysler had some
>kind of 'smart' fuel-management a decade ago. Spiked
>gasoline will stand a bit more turbocharger boost
>without detonation. And getting away with more boost
>is about as close to something for nothing as it
>gets--if--using that tech to run
>boost-pressures that high hasn't been forbidden by the
>Politburo there.
>
>**Serious question** At least at this distance, the
>demonization of fossil-fuel ("non-renewable") and the
>apotheosis of "renewable" energy--appear to be
>articles of faith which come from California. Take
>away the issue of whether the Anointed or the unworthy
>are making money, and agricultural ethanol is most
>certainly a renewable fuel. So what's the problem?
>RKBA! Regards, all.
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Next our plants are not set up to mix and process the ethanol in our gas - it will take big bucks!

Next Beef is that we are already set up to use other addtives that are more effective at cutting down emissions.

So, it is going to cost a lot of money, increase gas prices, cause more pollution.

Normally, I would be happy that it is renewable but in this case it is not such a great idea.

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Subject	Author	Date
Ah, yes--the Designer Gasoline problem	Xpltivdletd	15:21:27 06/08/02 Sat