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TheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk
7-21-2009
Could biodiesel be the key fuel going forward for construction vehicles? Certainly a strong case has been made by researchers at North Carolina State University.
They found that using biodiesel in construction vehicles delivers promising environmental benefits both in terms of reduced exhaust emissions and in terms of the reductions in fuel cycle emissions.
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Posted by Natalie at 5:43 AM
Labels: biodiesel, CO2 emissions, construction, North Carolina
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