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Right now in the United States, there is a huge push for people to use alternative fuels as opposed to gasoline. There are many reasons for this push. Generally, it's because alternative fuels are k...
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Ethanol is probably the most well known alternative fuel in the world today as it has been being developed for years. Ethanol is also known as grain alcohol because it is made most often with corn. ...
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Sources of renewable energy include biomass, solar, wind, hydro and geothermal energy. Renewable energy is constant and is self-replenishing. It is also cleaner and more friendly to the environment. ...
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What has happened to our farms and our food? When will we get back to a time when we didn't need chemicals to do nature's job? Sadly, the future of farming and agriculture in this country doesn't lo...
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Deforestation is a serious problem that continues to threaten many of the earth's most delicate ecosystems. Although the effects of deforestation are well known and have documented several times, defo...
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Soil is removed naturally by ocean currents, water, ice, wind or living organisms and is called erosion. This displacement of soil, mud, rock and other particles has been occurring for over 450 milli...
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There are many different types of alternative fuels that are being developed these days which is an exciting innovation in the vehicle industry. Alternative fuels are the wave of the future as scient...
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