Ethanol Production from Egypt Threats Environment
14.03.2008 NTVMSNBC
VANCOUVER - In the joint research of Canada and US universities, nitrogen fertilizer used in corn production was mixed in the streams of nitrate, which caused the development of algae that cools oxygen solution in water.
[[T]] At the end of the research, it was marked that the production of ethanol, which was expected to increase in the US, will create an environmental disaster for the Mexican Gulf. [ [The American National Academy of Sciences of Wisconsin University of the United States with the University of Canada’s UK Colombian University also appeared in the research used in the Iowa and Nebraska provinces in the midcuts with Illinois and Wisconsin in the north.
Simon Donner from trainers noted that the nitrate in the waters of the empty river to the Gulf of Mexico appeared first 30 years ago, and today a “foreground” covering 20 thousand kilometers square areas, noted that the organisms in the sea bottom, which can not be worn, will likely die, and the fish will escape.
Donner, while specifies that this situation will affect fishery, “the fact is that fishing is not as economical value as corn production for the US”.
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