From a living animal? Mind explaining how? Because I think that's tough to do, unless you like jelly-cows. And electric cars are important because they a) represent the ability for tech to shift to green power rather than "hippies", and because they can get their electricty from far more than coal in the future. Also, coal is much more efficient than gas, and coal is a local resource here in the US. from the bones we can get bone meal to improve the soil
Mind explaining how? Because I think that's tough to do, unless you like jelly-cows. ... I think it's pretty obvious that bone meal and leather (which proceeds after it in my list) are end-of life byproducts (which doesn't negate their usefulness, nor does it negate the argument). Either you missed a winky-face there, or you're being purposely obtuse. I'm into electric cars, man. But i buy used and fuel efficient (my 2004 vibe gets 29-30 mpg on the highway, which is pretty good for having all the other features I need including carrying two of these when necessary). As I alluded to in my first and second paragraphs, I don't have a problem with the ideas presented in this article, I have a problem with HOW they are presented.From a living animal?
I figured. Glad we can be reasonable human beings on this website!! cheers
If i didn't have to truck around a double bass, and I didn't have to visit my folks where it can get to -50, I'd drive a motorbike hands down. I wish there was a practical option. I thought about maybe a sidecar, but... probably not a good idea.