Comments on: India Sets Aside 40% of Regional Wasteland for Jatropha Biodiesel Production http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/ 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. Thu, 24 May 2012 23:24:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: vardendra. kulkarni http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-4892 vardendra. kulkarni Sat, 19 Sep 2009 08:05:24 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-4892 This is really fantastic business opportunity and this is my future too. i would like to see india as an oil surplus country with little dependence on imported oil which will make india a stronger country This is really fantastic business opportunity and this is my future too. i would like to see india as an oil surplus country with little dependence on imported oil which will make india a stronger country

]]> By: vardendra. kulkarni http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-26442 vardendra. kulkarni Sat, 19 Sep 2009 08:05:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-26442 This is really fantastic business opportunity and this is my future too. i would like to see india as an oil surplus country with little dependence on imported oil which will make india a stronger country This is really fantastic business opportunity and this is my future too. i would like to see india as an oil surplus country with little dependence on imported oil which will make india a stronger country

]]> By: The Baldchemist http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-4891 The Baldchemist Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:20:52 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-4891 Take a look at Indonesia where they chopped down rain forest to grow Palm oil plants. Take a look at Indonesia where they chopped down rain forest to grow Palm oil plants.

]]> By: The Baldchemist http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-26440 The Baldchemist Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:20:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-26440 Take a look at Indonesia where they chopped down rain forest to grow Palm oil plants. Take a look at Indonesia where they chopped down rain forest to grow Palm oil plants.

]]> By: The Baldchemist http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-26441 The Baldchemist Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:20:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-26441 Take a look at Indonesia where they chopped down rain forest to grow Palm oil plants. Take a look at Indonesia where they chopped down rain forest to grow Palm oil plants.

]]> By: The Baldchemist http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-4890 The Baldchemist Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:18:57 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-4890 In a World with dangerous shortages of food and water this is a terrible move with dire consequences. Who is going to grow crops and vegetables when Fuel is more profitable? What a short sighted decision which will have a terible effect on India and its people. Where is the water coming from? Where is the food coming from? Start looking after your people first. There is no sound reason other than greed for this move. In a World with dangerous shortages of food and water this is a terrible move with dire consequences.

Who is going to grow crops and vegetables when Fuel is more profitable?

What a short sighted decision which will have a terible effect on India and its people.

Where is the water coming from? Where is the food coming from?

Start looking after your people first. There is no sound reason other than greed for this move.

]]> By: The Baldchemist http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-26439 The Baldchemist Wed, 10 Jun 2009 07:18:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-26439 In a World with dangerous shortages of food and water this is a terrible move with dire consequences. Who is going to grow crops and vegetables when Fuel is more profitable? What a short sighted decision which will have a terible effect on India and its people. Where is the water coming from? Where is the food coming from? Start looking after your people first. There is no sound reason other than greed for this move. In a World with dangerous shortages of food and water this is a terrible move with dire consequences.

Who is going to grow crops and vegetables when Fuel is more profitable?

What a short sighted decision which will have a terible effect on India and its people.

Where is the water coming from? Where is the food coming from?

Start looking after your people first. There is no sound reason other than greed for this move.

]]> By: Uncle B http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-4889 Uncle B Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:05:09 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-4889 Expect to see Alberta's Tar Sands to boom shortly, and anticipate a dangerous nuclear fission-fire to be lighted there as well, just to process the oil! Oil is rising in price on the market as we speak,and once again, nobody knows why? Electric cars will be in vogue soon, ushered in by the hybrids and plug-ins, but where are the super-trains Obama alluded to? Has he forgotten already, the plan for intercity travel by 400 % efficient steel-wheeled trains? The sooner the heavy freight leaves the highways the safer for the battery cars, the sooner the big long-distance cars leave the highways the better for the carbon fiber and polymer composite tandem super-commuters! The less the oil demand from Asia, the more time for the Americas to convert to the new paradigm, and having India grow some of its own oil, along with China making a similar effort, and the Americas concentrating on Algae based bio-diesel in the southern states where such fast growth is possible, and Hemp oil from the northern climates, the world may just nicely accommodate the loss of the cheap oil era, and move into a biologically based, timed and paced consumption of fuels, more sustainable in nature, and humanity will be less likely to afford the luxury of great wars! Iraq the last great reservoir is going to world markets at world prices and will sustain us just long enough to reach a point of balance needed throughout the world. Solar, wind, wave, hydro, tidal, bio-mass, and geothermal, our only perpetual or renewable, as you wish, sources of energy will thereafter be relied upon for our very survival! Expect to see Alberta’s Tar Sands to boom shortly, and anticipate a dangerous nuclear fission-fire to be lighted there as well, just to process the oil! Oil is rising in price on the market as we speak,and once again, nobody knows why? Electric cars will be in vogue soon, ushered in by the hybrids and plug-ins, but where are the super-trains Obama alluded to? Has he forgotten already, the plan for intercity travel by 400 % efficient steel-wheeled trains? The sooner the heavy freight leaves the highways the safer for the battery cars, the sooner the big long-distance cars leave the highways the better for the carbon fiber and polymer composite tandem super-commuters! The less the oil demand from Asia, the more time for the Americas to convert to the new paradigm, and having India grow some of its own oil, along with China making a similar effort, and the Americas concentrating on Algae based bio-diesel in the southern states where such fast growth is possible, and Hemp oil from the northern climates, the world may just nicely accommodate the loss of the cheap oil era, and move into a biologically based, timed and paced consumption of fuels, more sustainable in nature, and humanity will be less likely to afford the luxury of great wars! Iraq the last great reservoir is going to world markets at world prices and will sustain us just long enough to reach a point of balance needed throughout the world. Solar, wind, wave, hydro, tidal, bio-mass, and geothermal, our only perpetual or renewable, as you wish, sources of energy will thereafter be relied upon for our very survival!

]]> By: Uncle B http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-26438 Uncle B Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:05:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-26438 Expect to see Alberta's Tar Sands to boom shortly, and anticipate a dangerous nuclear fission-fire to be lighted there as well, just to process the oil! Oil is rising in price on the market as we speak,and once again, nobody knows why? Electric cars will be in vogue soon, ushered in by the hybrids and plug-ins, but where are the super-trains Obama alluded to? Has he forgotten already, the plan for intercity travel by 400 % efficient steel-wheeled trains? The sooner the heavy freight leaves the highways the safer for the battery cars, the sooner the big long-distance cars leave the highways the better for the carbon fiber and polymer composite tandem super-commuters! The less the oil demand from Asia, the more time for the Americas to convert to the new paradigm, and having India grow some of its own oil, along with China making a similar effort, and the Americas concentrating on Algae based bio-diesel in the southern states where such fast growth is possible, and Hemp oil from the northern climates, the world may just nicely accommodate the loss of the cheap oil era, and move into a biologically based, timed and paced consumption of fuels, more sustainable in nature, and humanity will be less likely to afford the luxury of great wars! Iraq the last great reservoir is going to world markets at world prices and will sustain us just long enough to reach a point of balance needed throughout the world. Solar, wind, wave, hydro, tidal, bio-mass, and geothermal, our only perpetual or renewable, as you wish, sources of energy will thereafter be relied upon for our very survival! Expect to see Alberta’s Tar Sands to boom shortly, and anticipate a dangerous nuclear fission-fire to be lighted there as well, just to process the oil! Oil is rising in price on the market as we speak,and once again, nobody knows why? Electric cars will be in vogue soon, ushered in by the hybrids and plug-ins, but where are the super-trains Obama alluded to? Has he forgotten already, the plan for intercity travel by 400 % efficient steel-wheeled trains? The sooner the heavy freight leaves the highways the safer for the battery cars, the sooner the big long-distance cars leave the highways the better for the carbon fiber and polymer composite tandem super-commuters! The less the oil demand from Asia, the more time for the Americas to convert to the new paradigm, and having India grow some of its own oil, along with China making a similar effort, and the Americas concentrating on Algae based bio-diesel in the southern states where such fast growth is possible, and Hemp oil from the northern climates, the world may just nicely accommodate the loss of the cheap oil era, and move into a biologically based, timed and paced consumption of fuels, more sustainable in nature, and humanity will be less likely to afford the luxury of great wars! Iraq the last great reservoir is going to world markets at world prices and will sustain us just long enough to reach a point of balance needed throughout the world. Solar, wind, wave, hydro, tidal, bio-mass, and geothermal, our only perpetual or renewable, as you wish, sources of energy will thereafter be relied upon for our very survival!

]]> By: Michel http://gas2.org/2008/08/19/india-sets-aside-40-of-regional-wasteland-for-jatropha-biodiesel-production/#comment-4888 Michel Sat, 08 Nov 2008 18:57:31 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=824#comment-4888 I like to see India pushing the limits on <a href="http://www.circlebio.com/jatropha_biodiesel.htm" rel="nofollow">jatropha biodiesel</a>. If they can become a country model they way brasil has for ethanol from sugarcane and biodiesel from soy, then other countries will be able to follow suit. I like to see India pushing the limits on jatropha biodiesel. If they can become a country model they way brasil has for ethanol from sugarcane and biodiesel from soy, then other countries will be able to follow suit.

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