There are organizations, such as the National Biodiesel Board and Josh Tickell's Veggie Van Organization, that have extensive web-based mailing lists. If you join these lists, you will be sent issues the list owners feel need your attention. While these are acceptable ways to support the biodiesel cause, we at 21st Century Green have another approach. We feel if you have made your way to this site, you are creative and intelligent enough to do more that follow some organization's instructions. You have what it takes to create your own projects. What we want to provide you with is the following: ideas that have worked or not worked before and the information you need to wage a successful biodiesel campaign. What do we want from you in return? Just your experiences. Tell us what you did, and how it worked or didn't work. Why? So the person who comes after you can gain from your experience and wage an even better campaign.
Coming Soon:
Using biodiesel
Finding a local distributor
Forming a Co-op
Setting up a distributorship
Getting biodiesel on your college/university campus
Converting fleets to biodiesel
Tax incentives
Clean Cities and biodiesel
Clean City Corridors and biodiesel
State and national lobbying
If you don't see something you feel belongs here, please let us know
Note: just because the above-mentioned ideas either succeeded or did not succeed is not a guarantee of their future success or failure. Every biodiesel campaign will be different due to local factors, state regulatory climates, opposition, way in which the campaign is waged, and personalities involved. 21st Century Green does not guarantee that any of these ideas will either work or not work again, and strictly presents them for educational purposes. While 21st Century Green supports biodiesel and the wider use and acceptance of this alternative fuel, 21st Century Green is not liable for any actions taken by any individual or groups of individuals in connection with the use or promotion of biodiesel or any other fuel.