*links please*

Looking for solid information.

I just got a new fuel-oil furnace and was looking into making my own biodiesel, but wanted to check if it could safely be used in my home heating furnace as well, before making a decission. We live in Wisconsin, and are concerned about the risk of the biodiesel gelling up, anyone know anything about this?

Biodiesel can be made from grains grown right in your own country. It burns clean and is non toxic in the event of a spill. Best of all, the only CO2 it emits (greenhouse gas) is CO2 that was already in the air. It is not new CO2 that was pumped up from under the ground.

Do taxes on diesel fuel apply to biodiesel?

I have heard that you could be fined up to ,000.

I mean, is there anything to bother about the compression ratio? or else what are the necessary things to be done…
If possible can someone get me a few web page addresses related to this or automobiles???

I have a 1998 Mercury Sable, and I would like to know if I can run it on vegetable oil instead of gas. Any suggestions?