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The Rush to Ethanol: Not All Biofuels Are Created Equal
Published on September 03, 2008 - Reports: Rising oil prices, energy security, and global warming concerns have all contributed to the current hype over biofuels. With both prices and demand for oil likely to continue to increase, biofuels are being presented as the way to curb greenhouse gas emissions and to develop homegrown energy that reduces our dependence on foreign oil.Page 1 of 11


