New York Times on alternative fuels
For years, scientists have known that the building blocks in plant matter
For years, scientists have known that the building blocks in plant matter
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November 9th, 2007 at 8:36 pm
I think the basic idea is that, as long as your biofuel comes from a sustainable plant crop, the carbon is being recycled from your tailpipe, into the atmosphere, back into the plant.
As opposed to petroleum, where the carbon went into a plant 65 million years ago and had been locked out of the cycle ever since.