Monthly Archives: July 2008

Energy Independence (Part Two): Is Ethanol the Answer?

Posted on July 27, 2008 by John Cox

In 2007, the US consumed 3.4 billon barrels of gasoline. That’s 143 billion gallons. For the U.S. to ever become energy independent, we have to figure out where we are going to get all of that gas? Could ethanol be … Continue reading →

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Energy Independence (Part One)

Posted on July 11, 2008 by John Cox

Imagine if the next time you went to fill up your car, the gas pump had two nozzles: a blue one and a red one. Let’s suppose that the blue nozzle pumped gas from the normal gasoline supply which is … Continue reading →

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