The Times (UK) has an article on the proposed use of sea weed as a carbon sink and as a source of biofuels. Like the various proposals for generating biodiesel from algae, this seems a much more practicable way of creating biofuels than sacrificing farmland (or rainforest). From Peak Energy (feed)
Head over to Peak Energy - an Aussie blog that does a great job of covering 'the coming energy crisis and renewable energy technology'
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Jun 06, 2005
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