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- Alcohol Can Be a Gas: Debunking Myths About Ethanol - Robert Nabloid - Seeking Alpha
- A Review by Albert Bates in the Permaculture Activist
- A Review by Randy White
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- Sustainable Ethanol: not an oxymoron? by Shodo Spring
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- the Front Matter
- the Back Matter
- Section 1 - Understanding Alcohol
- Section 2 - Making Alcohol
- Section 3 - Co-Products from Making Alcohol
- Section 4 - Using Alcohol as Fuel
- Ch 13 - Surprise! Ethanol Is the Perfect Fuel
- Ch 14 - Alcohol Versus Gasoline in Your Engine
- Ch 15 - Carburetion
- Ch 16 - Fuel Injection
- Ch 17 - Cold-Start Systems
- Ch 18 - Ignition Timing
- Ch 19 - Assorted Adjustments
- Ch 20 - Converting to High Compression
- Ch 21 - Smaller Engines
- Ch 22 - Flexible-Fuel and Dual-Fuel Systems
- Ch 23 - Methanol and Butanol
- Ch 24 - Cogeneration and Other Systems to Provide Energy from Alcohol
- Ch 25 - How Diesel Engines Can Run on Alcohol
- Section 5 - The Business of Alcohol
- Section 6 - A Vision for the Nation
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Community Permaculture Education Activist Program
This year, we are starting the Community Permaculture Education Activist Program. Through this program, we will offer a Permaculture Course Subsidy for community service and education in Permaculture. Prior to the 15-day Permaculture Certification training course, students arrange to teach one or a series of one-day introduction to Permaculture Fundamentals classes after the course.
A typical charge for this one-day course is $20-$50. In this way, when the student cum teacher organizes 20-50 new people interested in Permaculture, they will earn $1000 toward their course. Once a student has earned at least $1000, the IIEA will subsidize the remaining cost of the course.
To apply for this program, please email info@permaculture.com with a letter of introduction and a list of locations where you are considering teaching. We will send you a packet of information and discuss it with you in more detail.
No courses are currently being offered at this time.
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