- Home
- Permaculture
- Alcohol Can Be A Gas!
- Conversion Kits
- The Book!
- The DVD!
- - Book Reviews
- Praise for the Book
- Reader Feedback
- 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
- Kirkus Discoveries
- Review by Hopedance Magazine
- Review by Keith Addison, Journey to Forever
- Review by L. Hunter Lovins
- Review by the Energy without Oil Weblog
- Sustainable Ethanol: not an oxymoron? by Shodo Spring
- Review by L. Hunter Lovins
- - Excerpts
- TOC
- 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
- The List of Figures
- - Help Promote Alcohol Can Be A Gas!
- Resources and Links
- Why Alcohol Fuel? The Two-Minute Summary
- Workshops with David Blume
- Alcohol Stations and Vehicles
- IIEA eNewsletter
- Events
- Press Room
- Our Store
- Get Involved
- Who We Are
- Contact Us
Who We Are
The International Institute for Ecological Agriculture is dedicated to healing the planet while providing for the human community—by education and implementation of socially just, ecological, resource-conserving forms of agriculture, the basis of all sustainable societies.
The IIEA was founded in 1993 by Farmer David Blume as a nonprofit organization focused on promoting permaculture and alternative fuels. The people who work at the International Institute for Ecological Agriculture have diverse interests and talents that help this organization thrive.
The instructors associated with IIEA and our permaculture courses and workshops are unique in that they actually DO permaculture for a living and present at our courses and conferences as a sideline (instead of vice versa, as is usually the case).
The diverse Advisory Board to the International Institute for Ecological Agriculture helps us develop programs to meet the growing needs of our students and our planet!
You may wish to get involved and join our team.
Please report questions or problems with website to webmaster


