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Alternative-fuel bus focus of climate-change tourPublished 10/05/06
The big diesel bus that pulled into the parking lot of St. Mary's School in Annapolis yesterday didn't belch funky black smoke like other rides of its kind; rather it smelled of, well, french fries. Photo no longer available
Photo by E.B. Furgurson III -- The Capital
Students from St. Marys High School in Annapolis listen as Riley Hopeman explains the alternative fuel restaurant oil used by the bus and how it relates to larger environmental questions.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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