E85 not as good as thought...

By Michael Huang on July 18, 2005 4:05 PM | 1 Comment

It turns out ethanol is not quite as good as what people have thought, according to

a Berkeley study that revealed that it would be more expensive and that bacteria would favor ethanol over gasoline (meaning the breakdown of gasoline through would be slower).

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Bob from ALAMN | July 20, 2005 7:01 AM | Reply

Don't believe everything you hear from an oil industry expert witness (aka hired gun) from Berkeley or an embittered bug doctor from Cornell. These two Ivory Tower bozos have made a cottage industry out of bashing ethanol fuels...for every new study they put out, there are five others with different conclusions.

For another view on E85 and biodiesel, visit our website at www.CleanAirChoice.org

Bob Moffitt
Communications Director
American Lung Association of Minnesota

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