So discussion is still raging about the merits of making biodiesel from algae…and indeed…whether it's possible at all.
Some of you have mailed me to ask how it's done and I have to be honest…
Carthame or Safflower (Carthamus tintorius, Compositae). Grown mainly in India, Mexico, Ethiopia, Australlia and cultivated in USA. The plant was known in ancient Egypt (mummy of pharaoh Amenophis I, 1600 B.C.), in the Persian Gulf and used until recently for its tinctorial properties (pink, red color).
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