Comments on: Bio Liberty New Orleans

By: Gordon Soderberg

Gordon Soderberg — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 23:06:27 +0000

We just posted our latest video of the presentation I gave at the New Orleans Clean Cities Conference. March, 27, 2008. Check it out! I talked about how we got started and are now making bio diesel to power our trucks, lot clearing and other off road equipment. We are also training other veterans on geothermal heating and cooling, solar, and bio diesel production. Here is the link to the video.

http://www.bioliberty.net/video/video/show?id=1022022:Video:3908

By: Gordon Soderberg

Gordon Soderberg — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 15:15:09 +0000

The goals of Bio Liberty, LLC are to provide a needed services for their community, demonstrate alternative energy solutions for commercial and residential applications and employ veterans who recently separated from the US Military.

Besides jobs clearing lots with our equipment we offer training for veterans on energy efficient building techniques, and alternative energy solutions.

Bioliberty is a veteran owned environmentally efficient business. Our goals are to produce biodiesel to fuel our lot clearing and construction services for Gulf Coast residence on a sliding scale.

http://www.BioLiberty.net is also a website designed to help the communities with an easy way to document their rebuilding progress in Images, video, and text and share information about rebuilding in New Orleans green.

Residence of New Orleans Lower Ninth Ward, St. Bernard and St. Tammany parishes and Veterans are welcome to join in this our “Special Projects” effort.

Displaced and fixed income home owners who need help with debris removal, overgrowth and lot clearing services are eligible for financial assisted services. Please sign up. We will contact you about helping you clear your land. Create your Bio Liberty Account

Veterans who want to learn how to build using insulated concrete construction trades please sign up!

Create your Bio Liberty Account

By: nancy

nancy — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 18:53:12 +0000

I went to New Orleans to see my beloved city, after the flood.
I was very sad. I recently was flooded out in Independence Ks. I understand more now. God be with ya all.
KEEP UP THE FIGHT
Nancy

By: Eric

Eric — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 14:36:29 +0000

Hey Gordon,

I was checking out your Bio-Liberty page…great work!
I work as the garden teacher at the edible school yard at Green Charter here in New Orleans. Its an amazing program and would like to discuss the possibility of working with you to showcase bio-fuel and other forms of sustainable technology.

Cheers,
Eric Kugler
Eric@esynola.org

By: Gordon Soderberg

Gordon Soderberg — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 13:09:17 +0000

We started building the Bio Diesel plant on Bayou Liberty on Oct 1st. We are framing the walls and I’vve ordered the processing equipment to do 100 gallons a day. Steve Richter from Pen will be coming down to help construct it. Check out his Bio > http://www.bioliberty.net/profile/biospop

You come out and see it when you get back from Massachusetts. I’ll be at Tennessee St and North Claiborne at 9am next Saturday, Oct, 13th. I was hoping New Orleans Bio Fuel would like to participate.

Grease-Cyclers Stick Together!

Peace, Out!

Gordon