Motor Trend's Top Ten Technologies have a decidedly green tint
Filed under: Emerging Technologies, Ethanol
[Source: Motor Trend]
Filed under: Emerging Technologies, Ethanol
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1-03-2009 @ 11:32AM
ziv said...
Drat, Ceres/Blade's switchgrass states that it requires 20" of precipitation to grow well. Switchgrass would be a phenomenal source of biofuel due to its ability to flourish without fertilizer, tilling or irrigation, while yielding high amounts of ethanol per acre, but for it to really succeed it has to thrive in land that is otherwise marginal, i.e. land that gets 10" to 14" of precipitation a year. Otherwise all we will hear is that it is taking food out of the mouths of the poor.
Wonder what kind of hit the yields would take with a foot of precipitation a year... After all, the land is cheap.
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