Ethanol a hemispheric history for the future of biofuels / Jeffrey T. Manuel and Thomas D. Rogers.

Author/creator Manuel, Jeffrey T., 1978
Other author Rogers, Thomas D., 1974
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNorman : University of Oklahoma Press, [2025]
Descriptionv, 293 pages illustrations, maps 24 cm
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Physical mediumillustrations
Contents Forgotten fuels : gasoline versus ethanol in the first decades of the automobile -- Fuels in crises : depression, war, and oil dependence -- The answer for energy insecurity? : ethanol and the 1970s energy crisis -- Ethanol turns to agribusiness : consolidation in the aftermath of the energy crisis -- The environmental alternative? : ethanol and pollution -- The second boom : transnational biofuels in the 2000s -- Searching for sustainability : ethanol's challenges in the climate-focused economy -- The future of biofuels.
Abstract "Though ethanol, a liquid fuel made from agricultural byproducts, has generated controversy in recent years--good or bad for the environment? A big-ag boon or boondoggle?--its use goes back more than a century. Tracing the little-known history of this promising and contentious fuel, Ethanol: A Hemispheric History for the Future of Biofuels reveals the transnational nature of ethanol's development by its two biggest producers, the U.S. and Brazil"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 231-280) and index.
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2024059315
ISBN9780806196015 hardcover

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