In the next 25 years from the post of this blog biofuels and biotechnology will probably produce fuel for the combustion engine that is cleaner and cheaper than 93 octane gasoline. Fuel for your gas guzzeling suv and my gas guzzling buick park avenue and for your hybrid honda or focus might one day descend to 60 cents a gallon. You’ll most likely be burning converted algae or carbon matter that has either been broken down and transformed into fuel by bioengineered micronorganisms or manufactured by nanos made specifically to produce fuel for your auto. What will happen when scientists and engineers start building nanos that eat things like algae?
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