Vernonia Oil

[culwin]

If you could just combine Vernonia Oil and Yak Fur to produce something useful...

[Vichama]

I like your vids but please stop reusing clips in the same vid.

[JobXplorersCom]

OK BUT, in yards, front yards, backyards, the grass clipping say in this case, cuz I don't know what this plant looks like could be harvested for this product. adding in using rooftops maybe. The lawns of the company land could be used as well, it's possibly not as much as one might be thinking could be WRONG meself but I'd take the chance on making a greener world.

Also, the turbines could be used on a horizintal axis as apposed to a vertical tower.

[JobXplorersCom]

Seaborne are a shad better but still migratory patterns for sea birds need to be taking into account.

Solar is better because of being more benign gotta agree but like where I live for example, in the winter, it's the wind we'd need to harvest because the sun is not a reliable source and that's when it's most needed for energy and boy do we have wind here most times of the year.

[senoctar]

I would be carefull with natural construction materials. If you can make something from a tree, you would have to consider what has greater environmental impact, the process of making a synhthetic equivalent or cutting the tree. Anyway, good luck with your turbine.

[JobXplorersCom]

Good point BUT the waste and processes associated with synthetics is well...spotty at best.

Natural materials can mean a shift in the way we live and impact our environment for the better. More greenery grown for industry and not removed for it. The fields and lands around a factory sown for what grows there anyway or can.

Good luck guys and gals!

[dreasim]

@senoctar from wikipedia "Vernonia oil is extracted from the seeds of the Vernonia galamensis (or ironweed), a plant native to eastern Africa"

no trees involved