corn ethanolの例文

• The corn ethanol target was 15 billion US gallons by 2015.
• In 2007, Clinton expressed support for corn ethanol as a biofuel.
• The production of corn ethanol uses water in two ways  irrigation and processing.
• The plant can also produce Corn ethanol.
• Several studies found that corn ethanol production contributed to the worsening of the shrimp fishing grounds.
• Approximately 40 % of the crop-130 million tons-is used for corn ethanol.
• It is a clear definition of a comprehensive strategy to locally develop and market non-corn ethanol.
• A University of Nebraska study in 2009 showed corn ethanol directly emits 51 % less greenhouse gas than gasoline.
• A 2009 study estimated that irrigated corn ethanol implied water consumption at between and for U . S . vehicles.
• Unlike some biofuels such as corn ethanol, kelp energy avoids " food vs fuel " issues and does not require irrigation.
• Critics also have expressed concerns about first-generation biofuels, such as corn ethanol, on food prices and the environment.
• Farm equipment dealer Warren Puck can recall the obstacles he faced last winter coaxing investors to finance the Tall Corn Ethanol Cooperative in Coon Rapids.
• Given average production conditions it expected for 2022, EPA estimated that corn ethanol would reduce GHGs an average of 21 % compared to the 2005 gasoline baseline.
• RFA also complained that corn-based ethanol scored only a 21 % reduction, noting that without ILUC, corn ethanol achieves a 52 % GHG reduction.
• The January 2006 Science article from UC Berkeley's ERG, estimated reduction from corn ethanol in GHG to be 13 % after reviewing a large number of studies.
• :: Kainaw, you are unfortunately mistaken : what is currently referred to as corn ethanol is made from the kernels themselves, not from the husks or stalks.
• In 2010, CBO estimated that taxpayer costs to reduce gasoline consumption by one gallon were $ 1.78 for corn ethanol and $ 3.00 for cellulosic ethanol.
• A 2006 article in Science offers the consensus opinion that current corn ethanol technologies had similar greenhouse gas emissions to gasoline, but was much less petroleum-intensive than gasoline.
• The study examined six conversion scenarios : Brazilian palm biodiesel, Indonesian or Malaysian peatland tropical rainforest to palm biodiesel, and U . S . Central grassland to corn ethanol.
• He wrote that Pimentel assumes that corn ethanol entirely replaces gasoline and so the quantity of by-products is too large for the market to absorb, and they become waste.