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Brazil energy independence???
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Posted by Mike (WA) on April 22, 2006 at 08:35:00 from (209.213.153.155):
So whats the deal with Brazil? I keep hearing that they are 100% energy independent, running everything on alky, etc. I don't think they're so awfully much brighter than us, on the whole, and they have the additional burden of having to speak Portugese. Many on this board bemoaning the poor economy of alcohol fuel, gooping up the neoprene, onboard computers hopelessly intoxicated, etc., etc., so my question is, how is Brazil making it work? Anyone actually know? What does their fuel cost? (no fair just making up stuff and then subjecting us to interminably long posts about your speculations)!
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