Over on the Olegae blog they've come across a development in Thailand that could potentially be used in biofuel production.I guess the usual caveats about extractability, conversion rates and yeild need to be borne in mind, but, once again, the more the merrier.
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Thanks for posting good news about continued developments in the ethanol industry! I agree that ethanol should be part of energy independence plans. If you’d like to follow coverage of the ethanol industry in the United States, check out Toni Nuernberg’s blog Ethanol Conversations (http://www.ethanolconversations.org/). Let us know what you think.
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Posted by Joanna Schroeder | November 7, 2008 6:56 PM
Posted on November 7, 2008 18:56