Flyed with the Power of Amazon Fruits!
25.02.2008 Radikal
AP - LONDRA - As a first in the aviation history, one of the fuel warehouses has successfully completed a commercial expedition from London to Amsterdam. Sir Richard Branson, the owner of the airline that organizes a press conference after the flight of the aircraft of the Virgin Airlines, said they wanted to show that the biofuel causes less carbon emissions than normal fuels.
[[T][4]Biofuel is discussedA store of the aircraft during a hour flight was filled with oil-based biofuel derived from various fruits brought from Amazon forests. For trial, the Boeing 747-400 type is explained that the aircraft does not have any reorganization work in their warehouses, the analysis results of data obtained from the flight will be used in the development of clean fuels by the Virgin Airlines.
While the trial in question is defined as an experiment that may be very useful for some circles, some scientists have also suggested that biofuels are in meaningless in these days where they are discussing whether they are benefiting to the environment. The airline specialist of the exchange company called Dawnay Day Lochart in London spoke in the form of "Richard" to reduce the effects of aircraft such as "Richard" in order to reduce the global warming, but there are a lot of questions that biofuels have not yet been answered when they are not effective against global warming.
In our day, the development of various biofuels worldwide continues rapidly. The researchers are especially trying to get corn, grass and chiptan ethanol as an alternative to gasoline. Some recent studies show that biofuels cause more gas release than normal fuels. This is because of the methods used in the processing of areas returned to the field to support biofuel development. That’s why many environmental biofuels will not be a solution to global warming. A research on the past days showed that commercial aircraft caused more carbon dioxide release than the total of the African continent.
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