Save the Environment and Your Checkbook Table of Contents
<ul>
<li>Introduction</li>
<li>Gasoline and Oil</li>
<li>What Are Alternative Fuels</li>
<li>Alternative Fuel Vehicles</li>
<li>Why Are Gas Prices So High</li>
<li>All About Alternative Fuels</li>
<li>Methanol</li>
<li>Ethanol</li>
<li>Compressed Natural Gas</li>
<li>Solar Power</li>
<li>Electricity</li>
<li>Hydrogen</li>
<li>Liquefied Petroleum Gas</li>
<li>Liquefied Natural Gas</li>
<li>Biodiesel</li>
<li>Global Warming</li>
<li>Environmental Damage</li>
<li>Alternative Fuel According to the Numbers</li>
<li>Conclusion</li>
<li>What's Uncle Sam Doing</li>
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 INTRODUCTION Plus, with the rising price of gas, we have to consider the effect on our consumer goods as well. Trucking companies must pay more in fuel costs, and the only way for them to recoup any of that money and make even a small profit is to pass the increased cost on to the consumer. That means higher prices for things like groceries, clothing and other things we need and use every day.
But there is hope on the horizon. Scientists are developing alternative fuels that can help not only the environment, but also the consumer's checkbook. The new alternative fuels offer advantages in so many ways that people are really starting to take a look at these as an option over paying astronomical gasoline prices.
Unlike back in the 1970's when there