
Two British men began a roadtrip with a difference this month, as they set off from their home on England's southern coast in a cargo truck powered by biodiesel made from waste chocolate – their aim is to reach Timbuktu in Mali, and help raise awareness of climate change and bio-fuels along the way.
The 4,500 miles trip is expected to take around three weeks, and once the team reaches the Sahara desert, they will switch from their BioTruck to two converted 4×4 Toyota Land Cruisers, which are carried in the BioTruck.
As well as using a unique bio-fuel, they are also aiming to make the trip the first ever carbon negative driving expedition across the Sahara Desert. To reach this goal, they will use a mix of carbon cutting techniques, including biofuels and carbon offsetting.
As an offset, they intend to deliver a small biodiesel processing unit to a Mali renewable
energy charity that specializes in developing enterprise through environmental projects. You can find the entire article here
http://aboutmyplanet.com/climate-cha...oadtrip-africa