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·30/7/2010 - E. coli engineered to make convenient 'drop-in' biofuel, New Scientist
·25/7/2010 - Alfalfa joins feedstock choices for ethanol, Des Moines Register
·20/7/2010 - Drilling Down To The Nanometer Depths Of Leaves For Biofuels, redOrbit
·3/5/2010 - Meeting the nation's bioenergy goals | Audio, National Public Radio
·30/4/2010 - Meeting The Nation's Bioenergy Goals | Audio, National Public Radio
·29/4/2010 - Sustainable Biofuels From Forests, Grasslands And Rangelands, redOrbit
·10/3/2010 - Are new biofuels the ethical answer?, SciDev.Net
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·Rush to Biofuels, The -- Not All Biofuels Are Created Equal
·Don't Log the Forests for the Fuel
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- Links and Information from Forests.Org Biofuel Cellulose News Results ·25/7/2010 - Alfalfa joins feedstock choices for ethanol, Des Moines Register ·20/7/2010 - Drilling Down To The Nanometer Depths Of Leaves For Biofuels, redOrbit ·3/5/2010 - Meeting the nation's bioenergy goals | Audio, National Public Radio ·30/4/2010 - Meeting The Nation's Bioenergy Goals | Audio, National Public Radio...
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- 2. Adding problems: GE poplar, cellulose and biofuel Rank: 71%
- wrmcast.gif (3121 bytes) Adding problems: GE poplar, cellulose and biofuel The US Department of Energy's Office of Biological and Environmental Research (DOE) is funding a $1.4...
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- More experiments are needed to demonstrate that the idea is practical. "We'll do some scale-up and fermentation, then get enough to run a little engine," says Strobel. "If we can do that, we are in business." Strobel says that the fungus is doubly valuable because it contains unique genes which make enzymes to break down cellulose into diesel vapour. These could theoretically become more active...
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- The serious problem of global warming, the rise in oil prices, the dependency of industrialized countries on oil reserves beyond their frontiers, the interests of agro-business always eager to expand its profits, "western" lifestyles consuming huge amounts of oil - particularly with regards to transport - are at the root of the appearance of fuels derived from plant crops. The model presenting...
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- 6. Wood Cellulose - Alternative to Brazilian Ethanol? Rank: 70%
- Cellulose - Alternative to Brazilian Ethanol? The world's car makers are racing each other to produce powerful new models that run on ethanol-based fuels for the booming Swedish market. Sweden is a world leader in the use of biofuels. With the Swedish government investing a great deal of money in subsidising the rise of ethanol-powered cars, over 40,000 cars on the road here (1 percent of the four...
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- Hinge on Biomass Progress - Report The fast-expanding biofuels market could falter without significant progress in making fuel from biomass like plant stalks and wood chips, according to a report issued Wednesday. "Without a significant innovation in cellulosic ethanol, the biofuels market is likely to falter, or at least lack the pace necessary to satisfy a significant percentage of demand...",...
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