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Gasoline-Like Fuel Synthesized from Plant Waste Could Spark New Green Fuel Markets
A gasoline-like fuel can be synthesized from plant waste materials produced by farms and forestry operations, according to scientists from the University of California, Davis, who invented the new process used to synthesize the fuel.
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