I see Virgin Atlantic is going to Safe Aviation Fuel (SAF) from used vegetable oils and fats. This may turn into a market for beaver and coon fat! Who knows, we might all get rich on what is now a waste product.

How much money did the greenies give them to do that?

They don't talk about the downside. Energy density per unit is lower than traditional jet fuel, it costs more than twice as much, and it must be mixed 50/50 with traditional jet fuel to give dependable performance.


The industry doesn't expect to bring costs into line until 2037. I think I'd wait to store up that coon and beaver fat

Just an attempt to draw some attention and hopefully boost their stock value to garner some cash flow

I'm sure the D.C. Demonrats will be the first to switch to this fuel in their jets.

Just throw it in the wood stove and save a bit on chainsaw gas.


"as the greasy smoke,
in an inky cloak,
went streaming across the sky"

Can’t wait, French fry chemtrails.

Let Gore and his green disciples fly with animal fat, I 'll will stick with petro aviation fuel.

You beat me to it Boco. I was just going to post that !! LOL

I knew you'd catch that one White.

That line rings a bell.......

I Google it. Very heartfelt poem that makes one think!

Some of us use rendered raccoon fat for everything you use butter for. Extremely valuable to me.

where do you think oil pumped from the ground comes from rock and dirt

They don't care about practicality

They've been pumping BS out of Washington for years, how much more practical can you get that that!

Coon fat on a big ol' baked tater?
Hard pass!

better than wd40 and a lot of other oils on the market lasts a lot longer makes good trap dye to