One of these days, we'll be making fuel to power our automobiles from wood chips, to switchgrasses, to agricultural wastes.

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Even if the country did increase its bioenergy crops and started doing a better job of collecting agricultural wastes for use as cellulosic ethanol feedstocks, the cost of biofuel production is still higher than the market would likely tolerate.

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