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with it's rich history , historical landmarks, and attractions, post is today a well known place to visit. post, texas, founded in by cereal magnate charles william post, was truly a "dream city". his vision drew him to one of the most beautiful locations in west texas - the area where the head waters
(copy courtesy of the city of post.) about: c.w. post many do not know that in the years before world war i, post city, as it was called then, was becoming widely known throughout the nation as the town being planned and built by c.w. post, the well known cereal magnate from battle creek. charles william...
https://www.postcitytexas.com/about_history.html
in the eu is used for biodiesel. in the us, bio-ethanol is using % of the nation's maize crop. first-generation biofuels made from vegetable oils often create more greenhouse gas emissions than the fossil fuels they replace. second-generation biofuels, made from non- food ingredients such as wood, straw
is essential. second- generation biofuels, and the use of electric cars with renewable electricity (wind, solar, etc), would provide renewable energy while minimising the impact on food security. we support other innovative low-carbon technologies such as the use of solar, wind, water, wood, pulp, straw...
https://www.unilever.com/Images/biofuels-position-statement_tcm244-547415_en.pdf
in the eu is used for biodiesel. in the us, bio-ethanol is using % of the nation's maize crop. first-generation biofuels made from vegetable oils often create more greenhouse gas emissions than the fossil fuels they replace. second-generation biofuels, made from non- food ingredients such as wood, straw
is essential. second- generation biofuels, and the use of electric cars with renewable electricity (wind, solar, etc), would provide renewable energy while minimising the impact on food security. we support other innovative low-carbon technologies such as the use of solar, wind, water, wood, pulp, straw...
https://www.unilever.com/Images/unilevers-position-on-biofuels_tcm244-423095_en.pdf