Perhaps many people are disgusting algae, when passing Wetlands, but they may be in the future, an appropriate substitute solve the fuel crisis suffocating.
After rising to record oil prices in world markets, the world's attention tends to develop biofuels, such as energy crops derived from corn or soy, and some herbs.
Says Beth Henry, a biological expert at Cornell University "it became clear that biofuels viable now, after this dramatic rise in oil prices."
The researchers and experts say that the algae could be biofuels, and their presence is not needed for agricultural land, is growing rapidly and has a limited impact on the environment, but the question remains about the cost of production on a large scale if used as a substitute for oil
After rising to record oil prices in world markets, the world's attention tends to develop biofuels, such as energy crops derived from corn or soy, and some herbs.
Says Beth Henry, a biological expert at Cornell University "it became clear that biofuels viable now, after this dramatic rise in oil prices."
The researchers and experts say that the algae could be biofuels, and their presence is not needed for agricultural land, is growing rapidly and has a limited impact on the environment, but the question remains about the cost of production on a large scale if used as a substitute for oil
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