Energy: Don’t drink and drive – put the tequila in your fuel tank instead
01-Aug-2011
- United Kingdom
Bioethanol produced from corn and sugarcane is water and fertiliser intensive and requires a significant amount of land. The result is a trade-off between feedstocks for the food markets and feedstocks for bioethanol production.
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