Within a post on Hobbs, New Mexico
From a post titled Hobbs, New Mexico, Home Of A Failed $1 Billion Ghost Town, Conducts Another Grand Experiment
In addition, last year, Massachusetts-based Joule Unlimited leased 1,200 acres--with the potential to scale up to 5,000 acres--for the production of renewable biodiesel and ethanol directly from sunlight, bacteria, and waste CO2. The company recently built a 40-acre pilot plant and is slated to start production in September.
Hmmm, it's August 29; September 2012 is coming soon.
In addition, last year, Massachusetts-based Joule Unlimited leased 1,200 acres--with the potential to scale up to 5,000 acres--for the production of renewable biodiesel and ethanol directly from sunlight, bacteria, and waste CO2. The company recently built a 40-acre pilot plant and is slated to start production in September.
Hmmm, it's August 29; September 2012 is coming soon.
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 2:26 AM
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