Advantages And Disadvantages Of Biofuels

“Save the world, make it a better place... For you and for me and for the entire human race…”These are the wordings from a song by the late Pop-King, Michael Jackson. Green revolution has influenced people so much so that the eco savvy people across the globe have been seen putting their heads together to make our world a better place to live in. The common people also have left no stone unturned, from running for environment to becoming members of PETA, all in the name of saving the nature. All this hullabaloo over the nature is because of the ozone fissure which is posing threat to the entire mankind. High carbon emissions have led to global warming, which in turn is responsible for melting of glaciers, rise in sea levels rise, and is projected to lead to catastrophic consequences. With millions of carbon emitting vehicles plying on the roads all over the world, how can you expect the ozone to fill up the hole? It is then you get a clearer picture of biofuels. Biofuels are fuels made from any combustible plant or animal resources.  These fuels are usually in the form of alcohols, esters, ethers, and other chemicals produced from biomass. The two main biofuels are biodiesel and bioethanol. Though biofuels are good in terms of their ecological sustainability, they have their own disadvantages as well. 
 

Pros And Cons Of Biofuels