This was known back when they first started this program. I'm not even sure it's net energy positive.
This was known back when they first started this program. I'm not even sure it's net energy positive.
Probably not.
I can see ethanol being useful in certain conditions - remote areas that could grow and refine their own fuel to power a local fleet, perhaps. But it would have to be incredibly cost-ineffective to bring in outside fuel for this to work.
Probably not.
I can see ethanol being useful in certain conditions - remote areas that could grow and refine their own fuel to power a local fleet, perhaps. But it would have to be incredibly cost-ineffective to bring in outside fuel for this to work.
This was known back when they first started this program. I'm not even sure it's net energy positive.
It also raises the costs of food but gives corn farmers a nice big fat check.
>This was known back when they first started this program. I'm not even sure it's net energy positive.
It also raises the costs of food but gives corn farmers a nice big fat check.
it was known because it's common sense.
it was known because it's common sense.
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