> In all this discussion of biofuels, I haven't heard
> anyone mention that the current primary attractant to
> biodiesel for the appropriate consumer is that most of
> the feed stock (used fryer oil) is next to free.  As I
> see it, biodiesel's attraction is that it converts
> somebody else's trash/disposal problem into cheap
> energy, 
quite right, but thats not what the eco-whakos would have you belive.

recycling food waste into fuel makes a lot of sense but it is important for everyone to realise that its effect on our use of other fuel sources will be pretty negligable, if biofuels are ever going to replace fossil fuels then waste-food will be nowhere near sufficiant. 


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