It appears that the prospects for cellulosistic ethanol--made from straw, sawdust, and other materials ordinarily left to rot--are more or less dismal. Yes, it appears that the government has started to fund research into this not-yet-ready-for-prime-time technology, and thus for the forseeable future, it's a pretty good bet that it'll join oil shale, solar, wind, hybrid vehicles, and corn ethanol as technologies that can only be sustained by massive subsidies.
Thankfully, there are cost-effective ways to reduce fossil fuel consumption. However, you generally won't find them getting funding from the government because they don't need it. If only Congress and bureaucrats would take a hint.
Odds & Ends: May 2, 2024
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Re: the previous post, you guys all have a far greater grasp of these issues than I do. I thought you might be interested in this though, The Cornwall Declaration.
http://www.interfaithstewardship.org/pages/cornwall.php
Thanks for the link; it is timely
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