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There’s been something of an underreported war going on between the ethanol lobby (King Corn) and the EPA for the past year. While President Trump has failed to entirely kill off the Renewable Fuel Standard, or even cut back on the amounts of ethanol that the government forces the energy industry to blend into the gasoline supply, the EPA has offered at least some small measure of relief in the form of waivers for smaller refineries of older design. But even that limited measure has enraged those profiting from this scheme. Now they’ve concocted a study which claims to show...

Printing the next generation of rocket enginesby Jeff Foust — July 19, 2018Additive Rocket Corp. combines additive manufacturing with a tool called generative design, where computer algorithms develop thousands of different designs that meet a set of constraints and then iterate on them to find the optimal solution. Credit: ARC This article originally appeared in the June 25, 2018 issue of SpaceNews magazine.New technologies, when first introduced, often get applied in traditional ways. For the last several years, aerospace companies have been examining ways to use additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, to aid the production of rocket engines. A prime...

German Soldiers Get Additive Free Swine Flu Shotby Paul Joseph Watson According to a report out of Germany, German soldiers have been given an additive-free swine flu shot that doesn’t contain mercury, squalene, or any of the other dangerous adjuvants associated with the vaccine, raising questions as to why this version of the shot has not been made available to the general population. An article that when translated is entitled, German soldiers gets non poisonous vaccine, explains how 250,000 German troops have been given a “friendly” vaccine made by Baxter that does not contain “controversial mercury-containing additives or preservatives”. It...

The state transportation department's use of RxP, which ended in June, was arranged with help from King. Howard Jemison, a state support services manager, said the six high-mileage vehicles that used the additive were driven and maintained regularly prior to the study. Here's how RxP was used: • The vehicles first were tracked for weeks -- four to 12 tanks of gas -- to determine their average miles per gallon. • Next, up to 2.5 ounces of RxP were added to their gas tanks at every other refueling. • For nine months, mileage and gas consumption were recorded for more...