Waste-to-Fuels: Innovation, Cost Parity Offset by Public Anxiety
Submitted by admin on May 28, 2009 – 12:04 pmNo Comment
A Biofuels Digest Special Report on the 2nd Annual Waste-to-Fuels Conference and Trade Show: While policy momentum behind biofuels has sputtered in recent months due in part to a slumping economy, indirect land use change debates, and lifecycle studies concluding that “green” fuels cause more greenhouse gas emissions than conventional fuels, using waste as a fuel feedstock represents a promising shortcut on the path to energy security. READ MORE
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