 Bio-diesel a homemade fuel alternative
(The Advocate: Tue, 03 Jun) The state average for diesel fuel was $4.67 a gallon Tuesday, but there is an alternative. Bio-diesel, which is made from processed vegetable oil, is a popular option for farmers and truckers.
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 Cooking Oil Collected to Make Bio-Diesel
(WHNT-TV Huntsville: Mon, 02 Jun) Rising fuel prices has many cities looking for cheaper alternatives. In Florence, city officials are hoping a certain recycled product is the solution.
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 Bio-Diesel Fuel Tested On City Fleet
(KCBA FOX 35 Salinas: Tue, 27 May) Vehicles from the city of Monterey's fleet have started running on bio-diesel fuel in an effort to benefit residents and the environment.
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 Biodiesel in Phoenix?
(12 News Phoenix: Sat, 31 May) Restaurants use it for hamburgers and french fries but one Phoenix company is planning on using grease to make bio diesel. Dan Rees, President of AZ BioDiesel, says, "Three years ago we started using this for our company vehicles for my other company.
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 High food prices: India blames it on bio-fuels' demand
(rediff.com: Wed, 04 Jun) Refuting the West's criticism that developing countries were contributing to the food crisis by consuming more, he said FAO studies also suggested that additional demand for maize for production of ethanol and rape seed for making bio diesel had had the strongest impact on prices. US President George Bush had said in May that prosperity in countries like India triggers increased demand for ...
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 DIY diesel 'is a piece of cake'
(News 24 South Africa: Tue, 03 Jun) A Limpopo agricultural union is offering to train ordinary South Africans to make bio-diesel from old cooking oil to beat rising fuel prices.
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 Bio diesel is fuel for thought
(icWales: Sun, 01 Jun) MOTORISTS from across Wales are filling their cars with diesel at just £1.06 a litre – thanks to chip fat.
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(KOAA: Mon, 02 Jun) As fuel prices continue to rise, a community college in Seattle is offering a course on do-it-yourself bio-fuel. At Shoreline Community College, teacher Lyle Rudensey is whipping up a batch of bio-diesel. Students pay $60 to learn how.
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