Alternative Fuels

over 40 sources - very comprehensive overview Omit Fuel Cells (not an alt fuel) Paxton King                                                                                                   11&12*1995         An Examination of Feasible Alternative Fuels                  Industry                                                               Paxton King                  CPT-415                                                                                                   Univ. Dayton         Demand for gasoline has been the driving force in utilization and depletion of crude petroleum, which is a non-renewable resource. In recent years, tendencies have just begun to, at times, favor alternative fuels to power autos. Many possible alternative fuels exist, certainly not without their drawbacks. These …

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