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In the discussion thread: Soybean-Based Tires Could Reduce Global Oil Consumption (up to seven million gallons each year) [View all]

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Sun Jul 29, 2012, 09:07 AM

valerief (35,681 posts)

2. Soybean plastic, too, instead of petrochemical plastic! nt

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24 replies	Author	Time	Post
Soybean-Based Tires Could Reduce Global Oil Consumption (up to seven million gallons each year) [View all]	Omaha Steve	Jul 2012	OP
There is nothing wrong with genetically modified soybeans. n/t	Old Union Guy	Jul 2012	#1
There is something wrong with all soy, both GM and natural.	Chef Eric	Jul 2012	#7
Soy has been around and consumed in East Asia for a long time	may3rd	Jul 2012	#10
If you're eating tires I suspect you'll have other problems that need adressing	4th law of robotics	Jul 2012	#20
Nope, I quit that. nt	Chef Eric	Jul 2012	#22
Then you eat them.	judesedit	Jul 2012	#15
Soybean plastic, too, instead of petrochemical plastic! nt	valerief	Jul 2012	#2
They could be on the market in 2015	lunatica	Jul 2012	#3
it's still a crop	Tansy_Gold	Jul 2012	#4
I agree	Missycim	Jul 2012	#5
With the added benefit	dipsydoodle	Jul 2012	#6
Good news on the surface, but . . .	caseymoz	Jul 2012	#8
Good questions.	Ready4Change	Jul 2012	#13
A question I hope some scientist/economist team is working on	4th law of robotics	Jul 2012	#21
HEEEEEEMPPP	sorefeet	Jul 2012	#9
Good comment.	Ready4Change	Jul 2012	#14
What amount of energy is consumed in the mfg of a soy tire vs petro chem tire ?	may3rd	Jul 2012	#11
wonder what a burn-out would smell like	snooper2	Jul 2012	#12
Burned tofu?	8 track mind	Jul 2012	#17
What a marvelous idea! Turning food into tires!	hunter	Jul 2012	#16
Green-washing is when a large corporation which profits from damaging the environment	KurtNYC	Jul 2012	#18
Soy and hemp!	Remmah2	Jul 2012	#19
Now we just have to eliminate the need for the other 99.9995% of oil produced per year. ( n/t )	Make7	Jul 2012	#23
I guess you have to start somewhere, but its not like this will	Synicus Maximus	Jul 2012	#24

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