Ferguson Enterprises / NPI / Renewable energy / Supply / UAF Marketing / Ford / Home Depot / Don Trometter of North Pole Pipe / /
Country
Canada / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Forestry Experiment Station / Plant Materials Center / Eielson Air Force Base / /
IndustryTerm
waste veggie oil / veggie oil / energy field / transportation / consistent product / straight vegetable oil / recycled oil / waste oil / heating oil / long-term energy solution / collection site / waste vegetable oil / nuclear energy / energy-hungry homes / untapped energy source / oil / energy dollar staying / sustainable energy source / car run / wood energy / energy content / leftover oil / basic law / energy rebate / energy / chemical components / plastics / energy source / food oil / port systems operator / multitrillion dollar infrastructure / green oil / local supplier / electricity generation / oil contents / long-term solution / soybean oil / high fuel-oil costs / potential products / canola oil / High energy costs / breaking down the chemical components / /
NaturalFeature
Seward Peninsula / /
Organization
UAF’s School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences / UAF’s Cooperative Extension Service / UAF’s Department of Forest Sciences / Fairbanks Biodiesel / Alaska Energy Authority / Alaska Plant Materials Center / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Todd Paris / Francis Collins / Chris Garber-Slaght / Todd Paris Chris / Tori Tragis / Andy Soria / Stephen Sparrow / Chad Schumacher / Gary Sonnichsen / Robbin Garber-Slaght / Mark Wiebold / Bob Vanveldhuizen / Steve Sparrow / Mingchu Zhang / Jim Whitaker / Ron Brown / Sarah Palin / /
Position
farmer / Fairbanks North Star Borough Mayor / research technician / research Assistant / writer and editor / Governor / Professor / Assistant Professor / energy specialist / freelance writer / professional photographer and photo manager / Associate Professor / /
BIOFUELS Alaska’s new power plants? Growing research may offer alternatives to fossil fuels in Alaska. Story and photos by Todd Paris Chris Garber-Slaght let out a slight groan as he hoisted a five-gallon