The Membrane Domain
Q: Are bio-fuels, ethanol, and re-cycled restaurant oils worse for the environment?
A: Yes.
The more volatile nature and ozone emissions used as a fossil fuel substitute appear to be much more harmful to the environment than fossil fuels. Though fossil fuels need to be eliminated as soon as possible, care should be taken.
CALIFORNIA, USA — State officials have argued since 1999 that the volatility of ethanol, a fuel blend made from corn that evaporates easily, contributes to smog by increasing ozone levels and adding particulates to the air.
REFERENCES:
End The Use Of Bio-fuels
Does Ethanol Use Result in More Air Pollution? More Bad Ozone?
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