Ethanol
Sort by:
-
Memo to Sen. Chuck Grassley Regarding Corn EthanolA memo to Sen. Chuck Grassley, a supporter of Corn Ethanol
-
Senate Sustains US Investment in EthanolAfter heated debate, the Senate today voted 40-59 against a bill that attempted to kill the annual 5 billion dollar ethanol subsidy. -
Is the End of Corn-Based Ethanol Subsides Nigh?Perhaps as a sign that Tea Party ideas have won a cache going beyond just the election of favored candidates to public office, a bi-partisan group of Senators has signed a letter calling for an end to ethanol subsidies.
-
Ethanol: Alternative Gasoline FuelEthanol is alternative gasoline fuel source of energy & alcohol based, containing high oxygen, providing a cleaner & more efficient burning alternative fuel. Ethanol fuel can be blended with gasoline fuel in various amounts. Concern ethanol storage.
-
The Truth About E85 Ethanol GasolineE85 is a fuel blend consisting of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. This alternative fuel has its own advantages and disadvantages.
-
Dexter, Iowa: is it the Next Ethanol Boom Town?The future of ethanol, the front-runner of new fossil fuel alternatives, is surprisingly uncertain. But recent developments point to an optimistic outcome. -
Ethanol's StudyA research paper talking about ethanol and its future.
-
Ethanol for Fuel? Why Are We Burning Food Instead of Eating It?Ethanol, touted to be the solution to our country's dependence on foreign oil, is derived from corn. -
New York Metro Area E-85 Ethanol Prices for JulyEthanol is a little cheaper than gasoline is. Converter kits are available for the automobiles we have, except in California. These will enable our cars to be fueled on ethanol, for about $1000, including installation. -
As Brazil Becomes Energy Independent and Global Exporter, US Protects Expensive Domestic Ethanol ProducersBrazil is a leader in the global market for ethanol as an automotive fuel, while the US sets goals, but is setting obstacles in its own path.
-
Ethanol Fuel, Lessening the Reliance on GasolineEthanol fuel production is beginning to catch on in several countries as an alternative fuel resource to lessen our reliance on the oil industry. The ethanol fuel industry will usher in other alternatives as well.
-
Ethanol in EverydayEthanol is commonly used in a number of different industries such as in gasoline production, perfumes and as a component of alcoholic drinks.
-
Demand for Corn-Based Ethanol Raises Corn Prices, Affects ConsumersThe rising demand for corn-based ethanol fuel has led to an increase in grocery costs for consumers.
-
Study Suggests Ethanol "Green" Fuel Might Damage Chesapeake BayThe battle to save the Chesapeake Bay began 22 years ago. Increased cultivation of corn in the Bay watershed to meet ethanol demand could turn back the clock, a new study suggests. -
Candidates Should Debate Corn Ethanol Fiasco and Prices of GoodsSo you thought corn ethanol was going to drop fuel prices. No, instead everything from soup to nuts is higher. Here's why.
-
Ethanol Production Can Be Harmful to the EnvironmentNew ethanol plants planned along the Ogallala Aquifer risks damage to American Grasslands.
-
Why Haven't More Been Using Ethanol?There are so many flex-fuel vehicles on the roads today, it just seems that most owners are not taking advantage of their vehicles ability to use ethanol.
-
The Pros and Cons of E85 Ethanol Flex FuelIn the race to end our dependency on foreign oil, their is already one product available. E85 Ethanol Flex Fuel is available today, but what is it and what are the pros and cons?
-
The Truth About EthanolEthanol
-
Corn Ethanol Has a Long Way to GoCorn ethanol is primarily used in the United States as an alternative to gasoline and petroleum. Corn ethanol is the most common type of ethanol and is considered less efficient than other types of ethanol produced from sugar cane, etc.
-
Biofuels and Ethanol as Alternative Fuels: Part 1The use of ethanol as an alternative of new fuels in the future is not really a good option.
-
The Future of Ethanol as an Alternative Fuel SourceEthanol has a long-standing history of usefulness in the daily lives of people. Learn more about where it's headed.
-
Use Wisely - Health Risks Involved with Ethanol...An Alternative Fuel Source and Alcoholic Beveridge??Ethanol is a useful natural fuel that provides energy through gasoline and serves as a critical compound in many disinfectants. It is also used in alcoholic beverages.
-
A Basic Overview of the History and Role of Ethanol as an Alternative Fuel SourceEthanol is a chemical that has very important applications in the general market, including those of consumable alcohol and as a fuel source.
-
Ethanol and The EconomyA short research paper about my personal views about ethanol and a variety of other inclinations dealing with ethanol. -
Probing Deeper into Ethanol Uses - Ethanol as an Healing Energy Agent for the BodyEthanol is a popular substance that is used in many common products, such as household cleaners, gasoline and even medicine.
-
Biofuel from Termites: Chewing Their Way to EthanolScientists have been researching the lowly termite and finding it may hold the key to ethanol production.
-
Biofuels and Ethanol as Alternative Fuels: Part 2The use of ethanol as an alternative of new fuels in the future is not a really good option.
-
EPA Expected to Mandate Increased Use of Ethanol in GasolineThe EPA has requested that gasoline manufacturers put up to 15% ethanol in their gasoline.
-
Cutting Ethanol Subsidies Perilous Move for Farm State PoliticiansCasting about for ways to save money, Republican lawmakers have hit upon ethanol subsidies. Even some farm state senators, such as Dan Coats of Indiana and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, suggest that it is time for the subsidies to go.
-
Effects of Ethanol Production on Livestock ReproductionByproducts from ethanol production have been determined to improve overall reproduction in livestock animals and increases fertility rates. Consumer education and producer utilization, can provide solutions for universal animal fertility issues.
-
Al Gore Says Govt Subsidized Corn Ethanol a MistakeAl Gore Says Government Subsidization of Corn Ethanol was a Mistake -
Is Ethanol the Answer?There are many pros and cons when considering the use of ethanol as an alternative fuel. Hopefully it will become more widely used in order to lower the United States' dependency on foreign oil, improve the environment, and and help lower fuel costs.
-
Mitt Romney Supports the Ethanol Subsidy, Though Perhaps He Shouldn'tFor Republicans running for president, one of the most vexing problems is what to do about Iowa's signature issue, which is to say ethanol subsidies. Following principles suggests opposition. Following political expediency suggests support. -
Senate Reverses Ethanol DecisionAt more than 900,000 barrels per day, the United States is the world leader in ethanol production. On Thursday, a US Senate vote to repeal ethanol subsidies put that position in jeopardy. -
Subsidies for Ethanol Expire, but Corn Isn't Going AnywhereEthanol subsidies expired, but there's still a huge demand for corn thanks to the government.
-
Ethanol is Not Only Increasing Food Prices but it is Swallowing Up Bulk of Federal FundsEthanol production has been blamed for spiking food prices but now another charge is that it eats up the bulk of federal grants directed towards renewable energy. The biggest recipient is British Petroleum.
-
Sugarcane Ethanol Production in BrazilBrazil is the world's leader for sugarcane ethanol production. However, some environmental concerns are found with the production of this crop in Latin American countries.
-
DuPont Danisco to Build Cellulosic Ethanol Plant in Nevada, IowaDuPont Danisco Cellulosic Ethanol LLC has acquired land in Nevada, Iowa to build a commercial-scale plant that will use corn cobs, stalks, and leaves as feedstock. Construction will take 12 to 18 months and production is planned to start up in 2013. -
Isobutanol (Butanol and Ethanol) Showed Promise as "Green" Fuel at American Le MansAbba's Way. Table Talk. After Green. "Isobutanol (Butanol and Ethanol) Showed Promise as "Green" Fuel at American Le Mans."
