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As my profile indicates, I am a chemical engineer in the energy business. I will be posting primarily on alternative energy issues.
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Since 7 Deadly Sins is too threatened by other people being able to state facts to accept anonymous comments, could you please tell him that Tom Still is NOT the press. Tom Still is a wholly owned subsidiary of the UW. The UW, by the way, is currently researching a bacteria to more cost effectively and efficiently turn saw dust and wood chips into ethanol. Pretty easy to see that Still has a fiduciary conflict of interest……….
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Since 7 Deadly Sins is too threatened by other people being able to state facts to accept anonymous comments, could you please tell him that Tom Still is NOT the press. Tom Still is a wholly owned subsidiary of the UW. The UW, by the way, is currently researching a bacteria to more cost effectively and efficiently turn saw dust and wood chips into ethanol. Pretty easy to see that Still has a fiduciary conflict of interest……….
I think we see a