According to theGuardian - Biofuels made from corn, sugar cane and soy could have higher costs in terms of biodiversity loss and destruction of farmland.
Before we get too excited about the surge in biofuel use we have to look at their total impact. It always come back to really changing our way of life and reducing consumption; there are no magic bullets.
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Carmakers seeking to prove their environmental street cred, highlight fuel-efficient models at the Detroit Auto Show
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Sights like this at a Shell station in San Mateo — $4 or more per gallon — could become more familiar throughout California in 2008 as gasoline will cost about 65 cents more per gallon than it did in 2007, analysts predict.
For the first time, gas prices increased 17% instead of dropping between Labor Day and the end of the year. Though higher demand played a major role, the main culprit for high gas prices was the cost of crude oil.
If you’re having the same reaction as Eric Mills, 40, a special-event coordinator for the entertainment industry, has to the increasing gas prices, saying “It’s absurd, ridiculous,” as he filled up his 1990 Honda Prelude with $3.399-a-gallon gasoline at a downtown Los Angeles Shell station, take another look at Ethos FR