Cool, I especially like the part about
UF Biotech Breakthrough Drives World's First Biomass-To-Ethanol Plant

"The new technology will allow ethanol to become economically
competitive with fossil fuels for the first time," he said. "Until
now, all the world's ethanol has been produced by yeast fermentation,
which converts sugars into ethanol, carbon dioxide and other
by-products."

Most of us biodiesel fans like the fuel for its ability to make use of
"waste bio materials" such as used vegetable oils, sugar cane
residues, rice hulls, forestry and wood wastes and other organic
materials.

"Todd Rich" wrote in message
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| For all the biodiesel fans:
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| http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0705231841.htm