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Originally Posted by smoke
Hydrogen and biodiesel are the future imo. My youngest brother drives a 2007 4wd gmc sierra 2500 with the duramax engine, he gets 22mpg no problem and he runs 33 inch tires. For the last year he's been running biodiesel for roughly $1 a gallon. Of course the initial investment to be able to mix his own biodiesel ran him a few grand but he's still saving money. I bring this up because I find myself wondering what kind of mileage a small car would get? Imagine being able to run biodiesel in your Honda for $1 a gallon!
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Biodiesel is still a hyrdocarbon fuel. All biofuels are. You're putting out less emissions, but you're still putting them out there. Just delaying the inevitable. Hydrogen will be the future of convenient energy. I think the future will be a combination of nuclear, renewable energy and hydrogen. Hydrogen needs to be produced using renewable energy, or it's pointless.