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From: Misty Ridge Farm (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 08/29/04


Dave Gneiser wrote:
> If this project leads to the day when the US tells the Middle East Oil
> countries to eat their oil, cause we don't need it anymore, the investment
> in developing alternative energy sources will be well worthwhile.

Every once in a while I think that there is something that almost every one
of us can agree upon. Although there are those with agendas who do not want
to see ethanol plants and in one case made a false claim about the net
return of energy being zero or worse with ethanol production, that has been
corrected, and we now know that it is a good return in more ways than one if
it can get us weaned from foreign energy sources.

And remember that fuel cells run on hydrogen. NOT hydrogen gas as some folks
have been lead to believe, but hydrogen from hydrocarbon sources.

Sincerely,

Rick Williams
Misty Ridge Farm
Pastured Beef and Farm Produce
Viroqua, WI

www.mistyridgefarm.com

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