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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (6826)	5/29/2006 8:08:10 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217911

And it's only the beginning! a few unplanned factors are propelling biodiesel now and will be on the market ahead of demand.: 1) Morales by nationalizing gas, gave more impetus to kick start biodiesel ahead of schedule. 2) Soy beans sector is in crisis here. Prices skyrocketed 2004. They loaned a lot of money and extended the area planted. 2005: Prices plummeted, a draught cut the harvest and the Real increased against the USD. Many farmers facing bankruptcy. They're asking the government for help. Government want to divert soy beans to make biodiesel rather than export. Brazil has several advantages over U.S. agriculture, including inexpensive land, cheap labor and cheaper machinery. checkbiotech.org 3) We proved that is possible to become energy independent and now people are saying: what man can do other man can do too! Oil Prices, Brazilian Independence Spur Interest in Biodiesel Fuels IRVINE, Calif., May 23, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- "The exorbitant price of oil and reports of Brazil's energy independence have stirred interest in alternative fuels such as those derived from biodiesel resources," said SmallCap Sentinel analyst D.R. Clark. "For a nation as massive as Brazil to become Moreover he scientists are at it too! U.S. to decode soybean DNA to ramp up biodiesel production