Ethanol: Future Fuel
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covelogibbs
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There's an interesting article in the latest National Geographic about various fuels, I thought you might find it interesting.
- 2 years ago
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covelogibbs
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videomaven123
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interesting!
- 2 years ago
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videomaven123
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pdxdirector
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We really need to come up with better ways to use fuels! GJ
- 2 years ago
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pdxdirector
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syndikast
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Thanks for your comments. They are very constructive and helpful. By taking the time to write you are helping to inform more people about all of the aspects of the topic and encouraging them to do more research of their own to make their own decision. I find that the one of the greatest challenges in making these pods is fitting as much information as possible into the short time format.
- 2 years ago
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syndikast
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covelogibbs
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I gave you the Greenlight, because this pod has nice production qualities and this is a very important issue right now.
How come no mention of ethanol from sources other than corn? Since making ethanol from sugar is 8x more efficient than making ethanol from corn, does making it from corn make any sense? What about ethanol from cellulose crops, isn't that more efficient still?
Also, no mention of the agricultural impacts of the pesticides as well as potential water impacts, makes me think you could have covered the con's better.
P.S. Isn't feeding cattle corn a bad idea? Corn grown for non-human consumption sounds like a bad idea altogether and it's probably genetically modified. I don't necessarily have all the answers, but a lot of questions.
Thank you. I'm looking forward to more pods from you in the future.
- 2 years ago
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covelogibbs
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sarahbelle
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Great work, your style is definitely improving! I really like how you show both sides of the story and your editing is much more exciting.
Great work
- 2 years ago
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sarahbelle
