Abstract:
This is the fourth article in a five-part series regarding ethanol and its potential as a fuel alternative. A proposed ethanol plant in Charleston has made the topic an important issue in Coles County.
The evaluation of ethanol's potential as a fuel alternative has presented several disadvantages to the product's use....
Originally posted byMike
Not to mention the amount of corn required to make the stuff! Food prices are rocketing because of increased ethanol production; food costs in sub-Saharan Africa have risen 110% because of the worldwide market price for corn, which has been driven up due to ethanol producers buying massive amounts of the crop. Mr. Peppers is right...this stuff is a bad idea in more ways than one. Finally someone has chosen to show the real problems with corn-based ethanol.
Originally posted byBob Johnson
ethanol is terrible for the enviorment and whoever uses it should stop because it is just so bad for the eniviorment
Brian Peppers
posted 1/15/08 @ 1:25 PM CST