You see, this bus runs on leftover kitchen oil gleaned from whichever restaurant agrees to let go of its post-fryer goo.
The bus stopped in Annapolis as part of the "Creating a Climate for Change" tour, pushing alternative fuels, environmental issues and wilderness education with the National Outdoor Leadership School.
"All you guys can start your own grass-roots effort," school staff member Riley Hopeman told members of St....
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