Comments on: Richard Branson Still Putting 100% of Virgin Atlantic's Proceeds Toward Clean Fuels http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:40:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: BuyingAdvice http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/#comment-3848 BuyingAdvice Thu, 17 Jul 2008 08:52:24 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=682#comment-3848 The phrase "Virgin fuel" definitely has some odd connotations. http://www.buyingadvice.com/ The phrase “Virgin fuel” definitely has some odd connotations.

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]]> By: BuyingAdvice http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/#comment-25369 BuyingAdvice Thu, 17 Jul 2008 08:52:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=682#comment-25369 The phrase "Virgin fuel" definitely has some odd connotations. http://www.buyingadvice.com/ The phrase “Virgin fuel” definitely has some odd connotations.

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]]> By: Clayton B. Cornell http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/#comment-3847 Clayton B. Cornell Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:14:54 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=682#comment-3847 SFF- That doesn't sound like a pretty situation. I guess we just have to hope that the $3 billion he's pledged to fight global warming is able to make a difference elsewhere. SFF- That doesn’t sound like a pretty situation. I guess we just have to hope that the $3 billion he’s pledged to fight global warming is able to make a difference elsewhere.

]]> By: Clayton B. Cornell http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/#comment-25368 Clayton B. Cornell Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:14:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=682#comment-25368 SFF- That doesn't sound like a pretty situation. I guess we just have to hope that the $3 billion he's pledged to fight global warming is able to make a difference elsewhere. SFF- That doesn’t sound like a pretty situation. I guess we just have to hope that the $3 billion he’s pledged to fight global warming is able to make a difference elsewhere.

]]> By: Summer Fey Foovay http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/#comment-3846 Summer Fey Foovay Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:01:08 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=682#comment-3846 I'm afraid your hero is a zero in my book. He is behind the big push to put a spaceport 3 miles from my front door. I live in a lovely, isolated, undeveloped part of southern New Mexico - but that's all about to change. Recently, the governor and the billionaire above pushed through a tax so the poorest people in the nation can contribute funds to build a spaceport so the billionaire can give other billionaires a roller coaster ride into outer space. I haven't heard a word about this spaceport being "green" or any rocket "biofuel" as they plan paving the road and setting up tourist sites in this bit of desert that currently supports so much wildlife in peace. The land speculation has gone wild as everyone seems to believe that our lovely open spaces are going to be covered over with McMansions for the rocket scientists who will soon be moving out here. I'm afraid I just can't get too excited about his "green" leanings. To me, it just seems like he is being all Mr. Green on one hand (and getting lots of reportage) and Mr. Destruction on the other (and all that is reported is how we are all going to get rich from it - although the actual mechanism of that seems a bit fuzzy) JMHO I’m afraid your hero is a zero in my book. He is behind the big push to put a spaceport 3 miles from my front door. I live in a lovely, isolated, undeveloped part of southern New Mexico – but that’s all about to change. Recently, the governor and the billionaire above pushed through a tax so the poorest people in the nation can contribute funds to build a spaceport so the billionaire can give other billionaires a roller coaster ride into outer space. I haven’t heard a word about this spaceport being “green” or any rocket “biofuel” as they plan paving the road and setting up tourist sites in this bit of desert that currently supports so much wildlife in peace. The land speculation has gone wild as everyone seems to believe that our lovely open spaces are going to be covered over with McMansions for the rocket scientists who will soon be moving out here. I’m afraid I just can’t get too excited about his “green” leanings. To me, it just seems like he is being all Mr. Green on one hand (and getting lots of reportage) and Mr. Destruction on the other (and all that is reported is how we are all going to get rich from it – although the actual mechanism of that seems a bit fuzzy) JMHO

]]> By: Summer Fey Foovay http://gas2.org/2008/07/09/richard-branson-still-putting-100-of-virgin-atlantics-profits-toward-clean-fuels/#comment-25367 Summer Fey Foovay Thu, 10 Jul 2008 15:01:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=682#comment-25367 I'm afraid your hero is a zero in my book. He is behind the big push to put a spaceport 3 miles from my front door. I live in a lovely, isolated, undeveloped part of southern New Mexico - but that's all about to change. Recently, the governor and the billionaire above pushed through a tax so the poorest people in the nation can contribute funds to build a spaceport so the billionaire can give other billionaires a roller coaster ride into outer space. I haven't heard a word about this spaceport being "green" or any rocket "biofuel" as they plan paving the road and setting up tourist sites in this bit of desert that currently supports so much wildlife in peace. The land speculation has gone wild as everyone seems to believe that our lovely open spaces are going to be covered over with McMansions for the rocket scientists who will soon be moving out here. I'm afraid I just can't get too excited about his "green" leanings. To me, it just seems like he is being all Mr. Green on one hand (and getting lots of reportage) and Mr. Destruction on the other (and all that is reported is how we are all going to get rich from it - although the actual mechanism of that seems a bit fuzzy) JMHO I’m afraid your hero is a zero in my book. He is behind the big push to put a spaceport 3 miles from my front door. I live in a lovely, isolated, undeveloped part of southern New Mexico – but that’s all about to change. Recently, the governor and the billionaire above pushed through a tax so the poorest people in the nation can contribute funds to build a spaceport so the billionaire can give other billionaires a roller coaster ride into outer space. I haven’t heard a word about this spaceport being “green” or any rocket “biofuel” as they plan paving the road and setting up tourist sites in this bit of desert that currently supports so much wildlife in peace. The land speculation has gone wild as everyone seems to believe that our lovely open spaces are going to be covered over with McMansions for the rocket scientists who will soon be moving out here. I’m afraid I just can’t get too excited about his “green” leanings. To me, it just seems like he is being all Mr. Green on one hand (and getting lots of reportage) and Mr. Destruction on the other (and all that is reported is how we are all going to get rich from it – although the actual mechanism of that seems a bit fuzzy) JMHO

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