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Why We Love Green Alternative Gas & You Should Too!

Alternative fuel conversions aren't just our business, they're also our passion at Green Alternative Systems.

Without exaggerating, it's safe to say that one of the most pressing problems facing the world today is how to keep our ever-expanding transportation lines running smoothly, without relying on rapidly-depleting fuels that harm the environment. 

From public transportation to food shipments, to intercontinental flights, there are more vehicles traveling the globe than ever before.

There is also no doubt that we need those vehicles to sustain our current global society and economy. They allow farmers to feed the world, allow everyone to benefit from time-saving electronics, and allow people everywhere to travel and trade ideas like never before. To lose those transportation systems would mean regressing backward by centuries. But we can't ruin the planet in the process.  

Why you should invest in alternative fuels: 5 Signs It's Time to Consider Propane or CNG Vehicles

Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Propane are both quickly becoming the most popular alternative fuel sources in America and it's not hard to see why. There are abundant natural gas and propane resources within the United States, estimated to last for nearly a century at least.

Plus, initiatives researching biogas manufactured from waste could significantly augment and extend those natural gas reserves.

While propane and CNG vehicles won't be the last word in clean-energy propulsion, they're still an important step towards fuel systems that are sustainable throughout the 21st Century and less harmful to the planet than gasoline. 2017 is going to see plenty of organizations moving towards alternative fuels. Perhaps it's time to be among them…

Sustainable Public Transportation and Its Global Importance:

In 2015, the UN adopted a series of Sustainable Development goals. The aim of this initiative is to reduce the degradation of the planet's climate while simultaneously improving the quality of life for huans and animals across the globe. The plan is split into 30 different goals each to be fulfilled by the year 2030. Engineer Dan Shechtman said it best when he said, “Sustainable development requires human ingenuity. People are the most important resource.”