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Learn How to Make Biodiesel
Your
viable alternative to petroleum fuel
ACC is
offering this course to inform the
public about biofuels, how we can break
our dependency on fossil fuels, and how
to sustain our energy resources.
Biodiesel is a cleaner burning alternative fuel that is produced
from any fat or vegetable oil, including
N.C. grown field crops such as soybeans
and corn. Use of biodiesel over
petroleum diesel benefits the
environment, energy security, and the
economy with a standardized, high
quality, renewable fuel.
Learn how
alcohol, biodiesel, methane, and
cellulose
products can be used to replace
depleting fossil fuels of
gasoline, diesel, natural gas, and coal.
Biofuels
February 11-April 21
Mondays, 6-9 p.m.
Instructor: Dr. John H. Martin
Cost: $55
Location: T.S. Designs
2053 Willow Springs Ln., Burlington
Call
506-4219 now to register–seating is
limited.
Classes
are part of
Alamance Community College Continuing
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