The green world is growing every day, along with a whole new
vocabulary. See our list below for a quick reference to terms to
help you understand. Energy derived from sources such as solar,
wind, geothermal (heat from the Earth's interior), biomass or
hydropower (water or wave). The use of basic organic practices
but adding special plant, animal, and mineral preparations to
the land and using the rhythm of the sun, moon, planets, and
stars to create a healthy, self-supporting, farming eco-system.
An alternative fuel derived from biological sources, biodiesel
usually comes from recycled or virgin vegetable oils. Biodiesel
is cleaner for the air than petrol diesel and releases less
carbon monoxide, aromatic hydrocarbons, and particulate matter
(soot). Common sources of biofuel include corn, soybeans,
flaxseed and rapeseed. An alternative fuel derived from
biological sources, there are two kinds of biodiesel. Waste
Vegetable Oil (WVO) is made from used vegetable oil (often from
fast-food restaurants or cafeteria