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November 06, 2006

From grunge rock to grunge fuel.

I couldn't resist this funky story in the New York Times at the weekend about Kurt Cobain's little home town in Washington state staking its future on bio-diesel. I guess that just shows how deep the bio-fuels trend is getting.

The story takes readers to the depressed town of Aberdeen, population 16,000, where a huge 100 million gallons-per-year bio-diesel plant is being built by Imperium Renewables. Cobain is the former king of grunge rock who took his own life, and is now the top-earning dead celebrity.

Click here to read the story.

- David Adams

Posted by Times Editor at 10:31:28 AM on November 6, 2006
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Global warming, gas prices, "green" living – how can you keep up with it all? The Fueling Station is your source for energy and environment news in Florida and beyond. From alternative energy to wetlands, Times reporters David Adams, Asjylyn Loder, Craig Pittman and Catriona Stuart provide the latest news, and let you know how it impacts your life, your pocketbook and your world. We welcome your ideas, experiences and opinions.

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