On another note.

Our wonderful commissioner Bronson said:
?Research I have seen on blue-green algae says that may be the 
very one that?s going to take over biodiesel because you can make 
so much diesel out of that blue green algae and we can grow a lot 
of that in Florida. So I think we are going to lead the nation in 
that.?

*First of all, blue-green algae is a misnomer. They are actually 
blue-green bacteria (Division: Cyanobacteria)

*Almost all of the recorded species of blue-greens do not produce 
significant amounts of triglycerides, the lipid that would be 
desirable for conversion into biodiesel

*And finally, blue-greens produce cyanotoxins, poisonous to 
humans, livestock, and aquaculture systems.

Why would you want to promote the use of these organisms as a 
fuel?


-disclaimer: Spirulina maxima is an exception in not producing 
cyanotoxins and is actually a food source with quite wonderful 
possibilities.

-s.j.e.

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SCOTT JAMES EDMUNDSON