Students riding biodiesel buses at University of Miami

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September 12, 2007

Students riding biodiesel buses at University of Miami

The University of Miami is greening its campus by converting part of its shuttle fleet to B20, a biodiesel fuel blend.

Click here for video from NBC6 TV and click here for story in The Miami Herald.

- David Adams

Posted by Times Editor at 08:46:07 AM on September 12, 2007
in Biodiesel , Miami and South Florida news | Permalink

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