Bioethanol Alternative
Use Bioethanol Instead of Gasoline and Help Save Earth
Bioethanol
Bio-ethanol is a biofuel. Biofuels are liquid or gas fuels made from plants or animals. Bio-ethanol is made from remaining products from food agriculture, such as straw. There is a good supply of agricultural residue that can be made into bio-ethanol. In 2006, an estimated 2.9 million tonnes of straw was available for bio-fuel.
Positive Effects of Bio-Fuel
Products that are used to make bio-fuel are renewable and are likely to never run out. Bio-fuel is also environmentally healthy, unlike gasoline that causes much air pollution.
Why?
Bio-fuel should replace our normal day gasoline. Gasoline is made from fossil fuels down in the Earth, however, fossil fuels are running out. Additionally, when we use gasoline, it produces air pollution, and this causes the atmosphere to heat up. If we don't do anything soon, we might destroy this Earth faster than we expected.
Did You Know?
In 2006, an estimated 2.9 million tonnes of straw was available for use.
All Positives Come with a Negative
Bio-ethanol may be great, however, there is always an unintended consequence. Straw is used to make a high-quality bio-ethanol, but it is not a very cheap waste product. On another note, the technology that is used to make bio-fuels is not fully developed, so it could take up to 10 years before they are ready to be used.