Fuel Made From the E Coli Bacteria - The Next Biofuel of the Future?

Remember when just a few months ago the price offuel source from modifying the E. coli bacteria of all
gasoline was over 4 dollars a gallon and the price of athings. That's right, you heard it first, the bacteria
barrel of oil was over 140 bucks? I still rememberthat has been making people sick from food
those days because they put a serious damper onpoisoning for so long now has the potential to fuel
my business because I needed to do a lot of drivingour cars on the roadways. Most people were looking
to finish my routes each day. Since then the barrel ofinto ethanol as an alternative source of fuel but the
oil is down to 35 dollars yet the gallon of gas stilldifference between the biofuel from ethanol and the
costs us 2 dollars a gallon. The oil companies arebiofuel produced by the modified E. coli bacteria is in
making a killing here and we need to start searchingthe molecular chain of the alcohol. The alcohol
for a viable and cheap alternative fuel source to useproduced from ethanol is a lower molecular chain
in our cars instead of gasoline. Obama really wants toalcohol and has many limitations and some are : it has
put more emphasis into research on alternative fuelto be mixed with gas to produce fuel (which still
sources and has earmarked a lot more money tomakes us dependable on gasoline), and it cant be
help researchers come up with one. We currently aredistributed without modifying it. The higher chain
working on all electric cars like the Chevy volt andalcohol produced from the genetically modified E. coli
even solar power cars, and even though they are aBacteria has no such limitations as they have a
few years off this is a great time to start researchdensity that is close to gasoline, does not absorb
on them now, but I feel the best source of energyH2O as quickly and is healthier for engines to run on
that can be created easily and doesnt damage ouras they have high octanes.
ozone layer or atmosphere are biofuels as they areThis is a very exciting new source of biofuel and my
very eco-friendly, but which biofuels should weguess is they will pour more money into it to
choose from?somehow make this a biofuel that is cheap enough
Last year researchers from the engineering sectionto bring to market. One day our cars could run on
of UCLA have succeeded in creating a very efficientbacteria fuel. Amazing isn't it?