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And welcome back to Coast to Coast George Norie with you David Blum back with us.

David is a commercial farmer, regenerative ag tech consultant, biofuels pioneer.

Noted author, his book is Alcohol can be a gas and a global food waste optimization consultant as well.

Early in his career David worked at experimental energy products with NASA as well as mother earth news.

A successful business leader and entrepreneur you work the Amazon dot com critically acclaimed ag tech best selling book as I mentioned.

Alcohol can be a gas.

David, welcome back my friend.

Have you been doing great George always great to come on the show with you what new projects are you undertaking these days?

Oh well there's quite a few really but you know methane which we're going to talk about tonight is kind of tangential and maybe interesting but I'm still working you know on taking taking our world back from from oil companies and maybe a little more freedom for us on the ground too.

Lots of things going on these days I want to talk with you about the push first of all from the United Nations down the local communities where they're all looking for cleaner electricity cleaner energy is that doable David.

Oh absolutely we can make cleaner energy you know the stuff we're using now is dinosaur energy from basically corporations that have figured out how to sell something that doesn't last forever and always goes up in price and we keep buying it.

That's like gasoline or oil products and of course natural gas which is also a petroleum product.

I've had natural gas in all my electric in gas ranges for years and years and years in California they want to reduce it probably even do away with natural gas and propane why.

Well some places have already done it you can't even get a permit in Berkeley California to put in the gas line into your house.

So people need to realize the most amazing system we've created in the United States for distributing gas.

It comes from somewhere in a pipeline and magically comes to your street up into your house and it's right there at your stove.

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