Petrol mixed with ethanol is similar to regular gasoline

Many argue that ethanol blended gasoline produces a cleaner fuel than normal gasoline, but Canadian researchers draw a contradictory conclusion.

According to the Canadian CBC, Canadian Environment Department scientists have studied four new vehicles produced, testing exhaust gases under different driving conditions and temperatures. They noted that ethanol-fueled cars are no less polluting than normal gasoline-powered vehicles. Picture 1 of Petrol mixed with ethanol is similar to regular gasoline

'If you look at exhaust gases from the exhaust and pay attention to the greenhouse effect, there is not much difference between ethanol and gasoline,' said Grege Rideout, a specialist in toxic waste research. According to the Ministry of Environment.

Canadian researchers have made comparisons between unleaded gasoline and gasoline containing 10% ethanol. Although research has shown that carbon oxide reduction, a pollutant that causes fog formation, other emissions such as hydrocarbons increase in some conditions.

But advocates of ethanol use, including Environment Minister John Baird, claim that ethanol-fueled vehicles also have the advantage. They stressed that ethanol is a source of renewable energy that causes little greenhouse effect.

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