Fields of fuel: the ethanol debate

Provides and in-depth presentation giving solid evidence that alchohol fuels are a practical and economical alternative for vehicles of the present and future. Shows the progress being made on U.S. farms (where most grain fuels are currently produced and consumed), in research laboratories, and in Brazil (which is committed to alcohol fuels). Discusses the utilization of distiller's grain, a by-product of production, to feed livestock and the inexpensive modifications that enable a car to run on alcohol., Provides and in-depth presentation giving solid evidence that alchohol fuels are a practical and economical alternative for vehicles of the present and future. Shows the progress being made on U.S. farms (where most grain fuels are currently produced and consumed), in research laboratories, and in Brazil (which is committed to alcohol fuels). Discusses the utilization of distiller's grain, a by-product of production, to feed livestock and the inexpensive modifications that enable a car to run on alcohol.