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  • Wood Chips used to make Bio-Ethanol

    03Oct
    Categories: Alternative Fuels, Bio Fuels, Ethanol, Wood Chips Comments: 0

    There’s quite a few morality issues with using food-sources for bio-ethanol-making, so scientists all over the world are looking for solutions to this ethical question…

    Using wood chips to create ethanol is a great way, as long as we’re using the kind of wood Scandinavia is famous for — the kind that doesn’t kill worldwide photosynthesis…

    In an article titled Moving Away from Food Source Ethanol, Alternative Fuels Blog talks about this, and I think it’s an excellent resource…

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