Envirofuel seeks a new editor

Posted on 13 April 2008 by Luke Hallam

Today is a sad day. After more than a year of running Envirofuel I have decided that I will no longer be updating the site.The reason for this is my desire to make use of my studies in science and technology commercialisation. From now on I’m going to focus on developing my knowledge in commercialisation and technology transfer through the development of a new web site. The decision to leave Envirofuel is not an easy one but I simply will not have time to maintain two web sites in my spare time.

Envirofuel remains relevant and should continue. Instead of letting Envirofuel slowly fade into Internet history I’m looking for someone to take over editorial responsibility. If you, or someone you know, are interested in taking up the cause please contact me.

I am more than willing to help the new editor set up the automated searches I use to gather information (free other than the cost of electricity and an Internet connection) and provide any tuition required on the use of WordPress (no technical knowledge needed). The costs are minimal, the cause is worthy and it is a very rewarding experience.

Thank you to all those who read and supported Envirofuel over the last year. With a little luck we’ll be resuming normal service soon.

Thanks and regards,

Luke

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3 Responses to “Envirofuel seeks a new editor”

  1. Alex Rogers, on April 26th, 2008 at 1927 Said:

    I will be sorry to see you go mate. Thanks for all the good work, I have been checking your site daily. If I had more free time I would consider your offer.

  2. Al Fin, on May 8th, 2008 at 0242 Said:

    Sorry I missed your site while it was up. I’ve found some excellent resources in your archives. Thanks for all your work.

    My views on biofuels and bioenergy seem to run along the same lines as yours. My views on greenhouse warming tend to diverge from those of most environmentalist bloggers, however.

  3. Nigel, on May 30th, 2008 at 1811 Said:

    Yes indeed, a great site and best wishes of the now, you have spread some good news and views and you have managed to steer clear of the political quogmire. Whoever your new editor is I am sure he will have the good support of your readership in keeping the site fresh and up to date…if only our parliament was in the same shape…oh well…the media is becoming up to date and the hard edge of reality is catching up with us lay Australians who have sun baked with the oil for a little bit too long. There is a lot of smart folks in Australia which is a relief especially after the headlines in the last few weeks! Between smart and economically sensible business deciding to invest in a different future, public awareness, and public accountability in government, Australia will catch up with the world in transport methodology, its such a shame we have to come to our senses kicking and screaming.

    Cheers,

    Nigel

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