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Did
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Ethanol is a clean-burning, renewable fuel
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of Monday March 20, 2006 our stock symbol has
changed from CBMG to CLME.PK |
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| By using
waste biomass as the source for conversion to energy the population
benefits two fold immediately: the ethanol distilled from
the waste biomass causes the unleaded gasoline to burn cleaner
with less tailpipe emissions; and as the waste biomass does
not break down releasing into the atmosphere methane and carbon
dioxide which are key components of the greenhouse gases.
Colusa Biomass will continue to pioneer uses of waste biomass
to the benefit of our shareholders and the population in general. |
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| oday we
all suffer sticker shock when we fill up at the service station.
The daily news broadcasts proclaim higher energy prices and
decry the lack of a national energy policy. At Colusa Biomass
Energy Corporation, we respond to this with our own question:
Got Waste? We certainly do have waste! |
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Just look about you. We did.
And we discovered a bountiful supply of energy growing
in the sunshine all year round. We especially noticed
that much of the waste was created when our agricultural
producers grew our daily foods. Take rice as an example... |
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When the
rice farmer grows an acre of rice he gets about 8000 pounds
of rice and 5000 pounds of rice straw. Most of the rice straw
has no commercial value. Worthless waste rice straw is not
the case with CBMG. We have the technology to make an acre
of waste rice straw into 313 gallons of fuel ethanol and 900
pounds of high silica for industry. CBMG generates more than
$890 of revenue from an acre of waste rice straw. Got Waste?
Then get revenue from it. CBMG can do just that for you.
Thanks for your interest. You'll be seeing a lot more
of CBMG in the future.
Sincerely,
Thomas F. Bowers
CEO |
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