Bioethanol

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Bioethanol, which is produced mainly from sugar and grain crops, is a substitute for petroleum.

Center for American Progress Action Fund 2010
Bioethanol, which is produced mainly from sugar and grain crops, is a substitute for petroleum.

Center for American Progress Action Fund JT McLain 2010
Bioethanol, which is produced mainly from sugar and grain crops, is a substitute for petroleum.

Center for American Progress Action Fund 2010
Bioethanol, which is produced mainly from sugar and grain crops, is a substitute for petroleum.

Center for American Progress Action Fund JT McLain 2010
The chairman of the group, Toshitsugu Sakou, last week passed on to me their final report on "Seaweed Bioethanol Production in Japan."

Patrick Takahashi: Blue Revolution 2009
Bioethanol is produced from sugar-rich crops like corn, wheat and sugar cane.

Hunger Plagues Haiti and the World 2008
Bioethanol is produced from sugar-rich crops like corn, wheat and sugar cane.

Hunger Plagues Haiti and the World 2008
Bioethanol is an alcohol made from sugar cane, beet and maize.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006
Bioethanol is completely biodegradable and any toxic effects may be eliminated in hours, whereas the ill effect of fuel oils can last for several years.

Chapter 10 1993
Bioethanol production: economic and social considerations in failures and successes, in E.G. da Silva and C. Retledge (eds.),

Chapter 12 1993