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New York: Rosen Publishing Group, 2003. Petersen, Christine. Alternative Energy (True Books). New York: Children’s Press, 2004. Povey, Karen D. Biofuels (Our Environment). San Diego: KidHaven Press, 2006. Roa, Michael L. Environmental Science Activities Kit: Ready-To-Use Lessons, Labs and Worksheets for Grades 7–12. West Nyack, NY: Center for Applied Research in Education, Jossey-Bass Press, 1993. doe. org/ POWER UP! Bio-fuels 31 Index air pollution, 5, 9, 29 bio-deisel, 6 bio-fuels, 5 bio-methane, 6, 27 animals creating, 17, 24 collecting methane, 20–22 greenhouse gas, 15–16 landfills and, 18, 23 rice and, 18–19 biomass, 5 Brazil, 12, 26–28 byproducts, 14 capacity, 12 catalyst, 7 coal, 5, 25–26 cooking oil, 7 corn, 4, 5, 12 cows, 17, 24 landfills, 12, 18, 23 manure, 5, 17, 22, 24 Mexico, 6 Model T automobile, 10–11 termites, 17, 29 Texas, 22 tidal power, 5 Venezuela, 6 wheat, 10 wind power, 5 natural gas, 25 New York, 22 Nigeria, 6 permafrost, 16 petroleum, 4, 6, 24, 29 plastic, 14 rainforest, 28–29 recycling programs, 23 rice, 18–19, 22 decompose, 18 deisel engines, 8 Deisel, Rudolph, 8 erosion of soil, 14 ethanol, 6, 11–14, 27–29 fermented sugar, 11 Ford, Henry, 10–11 gasoline, 11 greenhouse gas, 15–16, 25 Saudi Arabia, 6 sewage, 20–21 solar power, 5 soybeans, 5 spontaneous fires, 18 sugar, 11 sugar cane, 5, 26–27 Sweden, 26–27 switchgrass, 13–14 About the Author Frank Muschal lives in Chicago with his elderly cat, Agatha.
Needs. However, we can grow and create bio-fuels ourselves. A second reason deals with waste. Making bio-methane can help us put our trash to good use. A final reason is the air we breathe. Using bio-fuels can help us keep pollution out of the atmosphere. Altogether, bio-fuels are good for us and our planet. POWER UP! Bio-fuels 29 Glossary bio-diesel (BAHY-oh DEE-suhl) fuel for diesel engines produced from crops such as corn, wheat, etc. bio-fuels (BAHY-oh FYOO-uhlz) types of fuels made from crops, trash, etc.
Bio-fuels 31 Index air pollution, 5, 9, 29 bio-deisel, 6 bio-fuels, 5 bio-methane, 6, 27 animals creating, 17, 24 collecting methane, 20–22 greenhouse gas, 15–16 landfills and, 18, 23 rice and, 18–19 biomass, 5 Brazil, 12, 26–28 byproducts, 14 capacity, 12 catalyst, 7 coal, 5, 25–26 cooking oil, 7 corn, 4, 5, 12 cows, 17, 24 landfills, 12, 18, 23 manure, 5, 17, 22, 24 Mexico, 6 Model T automobile, 10–11 termites, 17, 29 Texas, 22 tidal power, 5 Venezuela, 6 wheat, 10 wind power, 5 natural gas, 25 New York, 22 Nigeria, 6 permafrost, 16 petroleum, 4, 6, 24, 29 plastic, 14 rainforest, 28–29 recycling programs, 23 rice, 18–19, 22 decompose, 18 deisel engines, 8 Deisel, Rudolph, 8 erosion of soil, 14 ethanol, 6, 11–14, 27–29 fermented sugar, 11 Ford, Henry, 10–11 gasoline, 11 greenhouse gas, 15–16, 25 Saudi Arabia, 6 sewage, 20–21 solar power, 5 soybeans, 5 spontaneous fires, 18 sugar, 11 sugar cane, 5, 26–27 Sweden, 26–27 switchgrass, 13–14 About the Author Frank Muschal lives in Chicago with his elderly cat, Agatha.