Why is ceetol cellulosic ethanol better than corn ethanol?

Answer 1

Ceetol is cellulosic ethanol. Ceetol can be made from the waste of the plant : stems stalks, grasses etc. Ceetol is not produced from corn which is needed to produce food. The demand for corn has increased so much that farmers have switched from producing wheat barley oats etc. to producing corn. This has caused the price of all grains to rise heavily, also the price of corn itself has risen because it is being used for another purpose - to produce ethanol. Most countries need the prices of grains to stay relatively low so that their population has access to food. Because the price has risen so heavily, poorer countries have suffered and deaths have been reported from starvation due to the inability to purchase these foods. This creates a debate. Should we make ethanol from corn when people are starving because they cannot afford these new grain prices? The answer is No. We don't need to. We have new processes for making ethanol from cellulose otherwise known as ceetol. There is a good video on www.ceetol.com that explains the ceetol process. We can also use 70% of all the material found in the dump (municiple waste facilities) to produce ceetol. We can literally turn our municiple waste into fuel ! Ceetol therefore is the 'good' ethanol that can help break our addiction to oil, help keep grain prices low, help national security in relation to oil, create jobs in our economy, reduce greenhouse emmissions and use up most of our waste to create fuel locally reducing the transport costs of shipping fuel and creating a stable fuel source. Ceetol is the 'good' ethanol !