Josh Tickell
Josh Tickell is a professional speaker, author, filmmaker and enthusiast on alternative fuels. His specific experience and focus is on biodiesel, a diesel engine fuel based in vegetable oil and electric vehicles.
He is the author of From the Fryer to the Fuel Tank (ISBN 0-9707227-0-2, published by Greenteach), and Biodiesel America: How to Free America From Oil and Make Money with Alternative Fuel (ISBN 978-0-9707227-4-4, published by Yorkshire Press). He is also the director of the documentary, Fuel, in which he demonstrates ideas on ending the United States’ dependency on foreign oil and his opinions on the virtues of alternative fuels.
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