It looks like auto makers are going for broke with hybrids, which has pushed ethanol to the back of the line. In fact, I have seen interviews with people in ethanol production stating it might be another 7 to 10 years before they develop the technology to the point where corn isn't used for ethanol production, which is the big obstacle to mass production. Moving from corn to corn stalks should be an easy shift.

Do you think we are being duped again?

If so, who do you think it behind it?
I have a hard time believing this, since we all know that potatoes and other veggies will yield vodka.

You know, I've been reading a lot about nuclear power as an alternative fuel source, but are the potention dangers of nuclear power really WORTH it?

survival of the fittest? Shall we take any extra steps to preserve something that, perhaps, nature intends to die out?

Have you ever heard of ambient energy technology? It look really interesting. I just read an artilce about it here:

http://www.alternative-energy-news.info/ambient-energy-generator-technology/#comment-6713

What do you think of this method of alternative energy?

...has anyone made available a method to harness the pedal-power we use on the exercise bikes, maybe storing electricity in a battery, something like that?

I recently visited a science centre where there was this fun contraption in which you cycled and saw how the motion was used to generate elctricity and light a bulb....I just thought when we excercise on our stationary excercise bike...can we do the same thing and store that energy to be used for some purpose?

for you to separate all yor food waste (leftovers, past dates, peelings) from all your other waste for collection by authorities? If Anaerobic digesters become the nome, we'll all have to do this.