Biodiesel
Biodiesel is one of the ways that Vermont farmers are trying to cope with the many challenges of farming today. [Times Argus]
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- 2008 Vermont Transportation Energy Report Released
- School Districts Seek Ways to Control Fuel Costs
- More Vermonters riding the rails
- Another farmer growing sunflowers for biodiesel
- More on pennycress as biodiesel feedstock
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- Welcome to the Vermont Clean Cities Coalition Blog Site - an interactive space dedicated to the coalition's objective of advancing “the economic, environmental and energy security of the U.S.” through cutting back on “petroleum consumption in the transportation sector.” For more information: U.S Department of Energy's Clean Cities website. http://www.eere.energy.gov/cleancities/ The Vermont Clean Cities Coalition supports, promotes and helps coordinate Vermont-related efforts related to fuel efficient and alternative fueled vehicles, transportation alternatives to the automobile, anti-idling campaigns, and funding opportunities and programs that address the Clean Cities mission. For more information contact Karen Glitman at (802)656-8868 or karen.glitman@uvm.edu or Tristam Coffin at (802)656-9864 or tcoffin@uvm.edu.
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