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What car will you drive?

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What fuel will it run on?

 Short- and long-term availability  Cost to develop, produce and distribute  Net energy yield of balance  Environmental impact  Sustainability: renewable, nonrenewable, or nonexhaustible

 Biodiesel: Soybean, Algae  Ethanol: Corn, Algae, other Biomass energy sources (sugarcane, sugarbeets, wood, switchgrass, etc.)  Geothermal  Hydropower  Solar  Coal  Wind

 Oil prices are linked to food …and most everything else… food costs more because the energy to produce the food costs more.  High Grain Prices  Biofuel demand  Global shortages related to weather  Speculation

 Production Cycle Fields of Energy DVD Web stream  Advantages & Disadvantages Subsidies Environmental Impacts  Future of the fuel, could the U.S. run on biofuel?

 Ethanol Plant Super Yeast: Making ethanol production more efficient Super Yeast Switchgrass Science  Biodiesel Plant Fats to Fuel Algae (QuickTime Movie for download) Algae  YouTube Algae Movies YouTube Algae Movies  Green Fuel – Algae (History Channel) Green Fuel – Algae  Hydrogen Algae Research

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