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Dave Stadt opined
"Jay Masino" wrote in message ... You're correct, but that doesn't negate the fact that there's only a certain amount of oil in the ground, and it's not gonna last forever. It's hard to argue with the concept of growing some corn or soybeans and making fuel from it. Even if it's not the complete answer, it still starts the ball rolling towards weening ourselves from fossile fuels. Your last atatement is not true, it actually increases slightly our dependence on fossil fuels. It is very easy to argue that growing corn for fuel makes no sense, in fact if all the facts are looked at it isn't even an argument. That's not qite true. We could use coal, nuclear or other non-oil sources of energy to make the fertilizer and distill the ethanol. Then we would save oil. Of course coal has global warming problems, new nukes are out at the moment and windmills have a problem with the ESA. Gasahol is a baroque wqy to liquify coal. -ash Cthulhu in 2005! Why wait for nature? |
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