Biofuels Worse For The Environment

American Voices • ISSUE 44•27 ISSUE 44•10 • Mar 4, 2008

According to the journal Science, the use of biofuels does not offset the greenhouse gas emissions produced in their manufacture. What do you think?

“Would it at least offset the amount of time I have to pretend to care about the environment?"”
Bruce Jones –
Systems Analyst
“Just once, why can't one of our poorly considered quick fixes work?"”
Kirsten Simonon –
Tattoo Artist
“Then where do they suppose we should get this green power? From magic? From the very Sun?"”
Will Trembeau –
Truck Dispatcher

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