Biofuel!! | Around the world! | Plants & Animals |
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What is a car
This type of vehicle is the most common consumer of biofuels
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What is Europe
On what continent are diesel engines most common?
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What is algae
This aquatic plant may become a common source of biofuels
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What is ethanol
This chemical, often used in college campuses, is also a useful biofuel, and can be added to gasoline to make it greener
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What is the United States of America
This country, located in the Western Hemisphere, is currently the largest producer of biofuels
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What is corn
This crop is often used as a source of biomass for biofuel, and is also used as cattlefeed
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What is waste oil/grease
This restaurant waste product can be used to make biodiesel
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What is London
Biodiesel was first made in this formerly European city
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What is algae
This plant is being researched as a biomass source for jet fuel
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What is a hydrocarbon
This term, which also can describe oil and methane, is similar to the chemical formula for water
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What is sugarcane
In Brazil, this crop, also used in many sweet foods, is used to create biomass used in the creation of ethanol based fuels
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What is a cow
This animal produces a chemical that is both a greenhouse gas, but also a potential source of biofuel
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What is neutral/carbon neutral
In regards to biofuel, Switzerland and carbon have this term in common
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What is Antarctica
On this continent, it would be near impossible to create biofuels effectively
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What are soybeans
This plant, often used to make plant based milk, is the primary biomass source for biofuel in the United States
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