Hank Fletcher
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You're grossly mistaken about the process of refining ethanol from vegetable matter.I must say that producing ethanol fuel DOES NOT produce any extra CO2.
You're wrong. While living, most plants will continue to result in a net product of oxygen and a net deficit of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Once you burn them, they produce a lot of carbon products, and their ability to contribute any oxygen is severely compromised.The carbon dioxide that gets released by burning the fuel in cars was simply caught from atmosphere when the plants that were harvested for the fuel grew.
That might be true where you are (I don't know), but it's not true here. Mike Holmes is regularly demonstrating better and stronger alternatives to traditional wood products.That is the same reason why wood is considered a clean and renewable source.