Appropriate Technology

["Johnathan Avery Yelenick" <yelenick AT riseup.net>]

Thanks for sending this David.  David Holmgren was telling me about this
libratory technology; and since, I had been interested and wanting more
information. How cool!

On Mon, March 17, 2008 3:25 pm, David Glober wrote:
> "This IS NOT Rocket Science ... it is Average Person Garage Science" ...
> Proposes to show how to use wood gas to create and then burn hydrogen,
> methane and other gases - and run cars, trucks, etc.
>
> This web page has a little bit of a sensationalized format and appearance
> to my taste, but claims to be by a former development engineer at Chrysler
> and a partner, both with decades of experience designing and tinkering.
> And, if you buy all four of their books, they send you an actual, working,
> small-scale wood-gas biomass stove.
>
> http://woodgasalternativeenergyfuel.com/?gclid=CK_Pip-HlZICFRwqagodBEMiRg
>
>
>
> David Glober ~ San Francisco
> Recent Permaculture Design Cert Grad
> david.glober AT yahoo.com
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