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biofuel is not currently being used however it is a project that is still being worked throughout many countries.
well in china and in canada and in singapor and in swiserland
Bamboo can be used as a biofuel, however, converting it to a liquid energy can be difficult. The plant is not easy to harvest and is hard and researchers are currently looking for a way to harness the energy from bamboo for biofuel.
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The spelling "biofuel" is correct. You can also use "bio-fuel" or "bio fuel".
source:(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biofuel)we use biofuels because they do not make as much pollution as normal fuels.
Research into biofuel could provide valuable alternatives to oil and natural gas.
Biofuels can grow in many countries around the world. Brazil makes biofuel from sugarcane. Europe uses biofuel made from palm oil (though it would be grown elsewhere). The United States uses ethanol made from heavily processed corn. Anywhere crops can be grown, they can be grown for biofuel.
They use technology to make biofuel.
No. Due to an almost negligible support from the Mexican government, biofuel cannot compete against gasoline or diesel.
Yes, people do use biofuel.
That would depend on the type of biofuel. Wood is a biofuel, and it can be stored as logs, pellets, or chips, in huge stacks or mounds. (methane)Gas can also be a biofuel, which is stored in some sort of pressurized vessel. Vegetable oils and fats can also be biofuels, and they're stored in tanks.