Nicegoingdav
2000 EK9 Rx
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2009
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Trying to tackle global challenges and hammering it round a track doesn't go hand in hand, and too often these issues are argued by crazy skeptics and/or scientists that give misleading information and can't speak in plain english.
Soooo.
If I go and buy Shell V-Power, my fuel is coming from here: Alberta Tar Sands Before and After | CITIZENShift
Athabasca Oil Sands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What would James Cameron say?
Great, so we're all ruining the world by driving EK9's? We'll we can argue about that. But I found a way towards a solution:
http://www.greenergy.com/tesco_99_octane/Spec_Sheet_99_octane.pdf
Greenergy International Ltd
By buying a fuel thats not from a big IOP - I still emit greenhouse gases and exhaust pollutants. But at least my money goes to companies stiriving to innovate better ways of making fuel to make sure I can still drive my car in the long term. And funding supermarket fuel help keep competition high and fuel prices low. Further the 99 octane fuel looks V-power right in the eye, and the issues with silica in cheap regular unleaded are very much a 2007 argument.
This ain't no silver bullet for making sure your children and grandchildren are happy healthy, not flooded / starving / at war and regular 'ring visitors. But why not make a step in the right direction...
Soooo.
If I go and buy Shell V-Power, my fuel is coming from here: Alberta Tar Sands Before and After | CITIZENShift
Athabasca Oil Sands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What would James Cameron say?
Great, so we're all ruining the world by driving EK9's? We'll we can argue about that. But I found a way towards a solution:
http://www.greenergy.com/tesco_99_octane/Spec_Sheet_99_octane.pdf
Greenergy International Ltd
By buying a fuel thats not from a big IOP - I still emit greenhouse gases and exhaust pollutants. But at least my money goes to companies stiriving to innovate better ways of making fuel to make sure I can still drive my car in the long term. And funding supermarket fuel help keep competition high and fuel prices low. Further the 99 octane fuel looks V-power right in the eye, and the issues with silica in cheap regular unleaded are very much a 2007 argument.
This ain't no silver bullet for making sure your children and grandchildren are happy healthy, not flooded / starving / at war and regular 'ring visitors. But why not make a step in the right direction...
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