as I said before ethanol is just a beginning, it will take a mix of tech and conservation to achieve any degree of independence from ME oil.
as I said before ethanol is just a beginning, it will take a mix of tech and conservation to achieve any degree of independence from ME oil.
more common sense, from USC.
Fretting and wringing our hands over one problem with alternative energy, does not negate the fact that we have to evaluate this comprehensively, and move forward on all fronts.
As for bio-fuel, two words: cellulosic ethanol.
Seems like according to some if a soloution is not perfect it is to be avoided. Strange attitude to get from those who voted for bush
Ethanol is not a solution.
It is a start as I said and keeps more money here you globalist nazi
also one thing you do not realize it that ethanol has greatly reduced farm subsidies.
It is a start, it's a non-starter. We could put those billions into other areas. Instead, we're funding corn kings.
Yep we could put them into ME oil. That is my point.
We could put it into hydrogen. Or electric.
we do not yet have the technology or distribution system, but we have the distribution system for E85 in place. why wait when we can do a small step now ? Yep lets just put it all off until we have a complete soloution.
I give up on you on this topic WM you are just too obtuse for me. you "win"
I am smart enough to know when I am being outgassed.
Dude, you're the one being obtuse. I've given all the information anyone with a brain needs to know that ethanol is retarded and will only extend our oil dependency.
If ethanol is all we do you are correct. also the ethanol industry is in it's infancy.
Just another 6 months ....
Illinois has been requiring a minimum 10% ethanol since the early 1970's.
As it currently stands it isn't. The reality is, innovation could make it a solution. Even farming can create a solution that we don't yet know. They may be able to find a way to grow more corn in a closed environment on plants that are genetically engineered....Ethanol is not a solution.
Way longer than that. The original Fords were designed with a carburetor that could be switched to run either fuel. However the oil lobby of the time killed that innovative idea and thus we produced what we use today....I am speaking about our latest E85 mix and new more efficient methods of producing ethanol and different sources.
we have been making ethanol for over 100 years I think.