Entries from The Big Biofuels Blog tagged with 'paper'
Ethanol from copy paper
It isn't particularly fast, and there is no detail on the yeild, but Japanese researchers have developed an enzyme-based route to producing ethanol from shredded copy paper. There is no information about whether the ink on the paper makes any...
Just how much forest waste is there?
Thinking about my response to the earlier post in Huffington post about using food crops to make biofuels, I started looking at the amount of fuel that could be generated from existing forest materials such as brush wood. There's a...
Chipping into success how pulp mills could become biorefineries.
There's a useful piece by my friend, Clay Boswell, in this week's issue of ICIS Chemical Business about the way that paper mills could be chipping into success by becoming, in essence, biorefineries in the future with only modest modifications....
Feed Subscription
If you use an RSS reader, you can subscribe to a feed of all future entries tagged 'paper'. [What is this?]
Click here to get your own player.