California Gov. Schwarzenegger Viewing New E-Fuel System
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks an event to unveil the final production model of the E-fuel 100 MicroFuelerª, a portable micro-refinery fuel system for consumer use, Sacramento, California, on June 04, 2009. The MicroFueler is a household appliance-sized unit that creates ethanol fuel (E-Fuel100) from organic waste.. (UPI Photo/Ken James)
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