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levAnalysis of corn-based ethanol production from end-to-end yields some potentially bad news for this biofuel.
Upon taking important things like land use changes, fertilizer increases, and the like into account, researchers reported findings that corn-based ethanol is 24 percent more carbon-intensive than gasoline production.
Upon taking important things like land use changes, fertilizer increases, and the like into account, researchers reported findings that corn-based ethanol is 24 percent more carbon-intensive than gasoline production.