Although there remains a certain amount of debate (see here) on both the “greenness” and the practicality of Ethanol, if it ever grows to be a real gasoline alternative, there will be a great economic benefits for states such as North Dakota. As a result, that state has embarked on an amusing campaign for public awareness of ethanol’s potential for the state.
Interesting North Dakota Ethanol Campaign
By Nick Aster | June 20th, 2005 
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June 20, 2005 at 9:31 am PDT | Bob from ALAMN writes:
Gotta love that NoDak sense of humor. In neighboring Minnesota we have been using E85 for years — we have more than 150 stations selling the cleaner-burning gas alternative — and we at the American Lung Association of MN are supporting the effort with this website:
http://www.CleanAirChoice.org
August 24, 2008 at 22:13 pm PDT | oliviaharis writes:
Denatured, or industrial, alcohol is ethanol to which poisonous or nauseating substances have been added to prevent its use as a beverage; a beverage tax is not charged on such alcohol, so its cost is quite low.
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oliviaharis
North Dakota Drug Addiction