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Biofuel is much of concern for the most of the nations.India is not the exception. But there are some negative points too.
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2. First generation includes bioethanol from crops like corn, sugar cane.
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- 1. Food Vs Biofuel PRESENTED BY BIDHU BHUSHAN BINIT 11PGDM08 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF PLANTATION MANAGEMENT COURSE- PLANTATION &AGRI COMMODITY- MANUFACTURING
- 3. Today’s Homework:- Beg and collect 20 rupees from Mehrauli-Badarpur crossing. Clean and wash the dishes at Mrs. Sharma’s house. Kneading the dough for the evening meal.
- 4. That little girl replied:- “she is dead ….just like my father….”
- 6. Current Status Worldwide Indian Scenario 925 million people are 27 % of the total under malnutrition. population are below Food scarcity is one of poverty line. the major problem. Don’t have access to enough calories per day.
- 7. Biofuel A biofuel is a type of fuel whose energy is derived from carbon fixation. Jatropha,Sugar cane and edible vegetable oils are feedstock for biofuel production. Due to oil price hike biofuels are gaining increased attention because it cost less. Need for increased energy security is another reason for scientific attention towards biofuels.
- 8. But the matter of concern is……
- 9. If focus is increased for biofuel(in Indian context):-
- 10. Current Dilemma for India Achieving millennium development goal is of prime focus for inclusive growth but energy security is of same importance;biofuel is currently, the best solution.
- 11. Solution may be:- Some research has given the indication of possibility of production of biofuels by the use of byproducts or waste products of food and other crops. India must invest in the development of such technology. Once the technology is developed, food security will not be the issue.
- 12. Conclusion Undoubtly food is one of the basic needs of the human being but in today’s world fuel is of utmost importance as well. Increasing fuel price is an alarming situation. There is need of perfect solution. Choice doesn’t necessarily need to be between food and fuel. We can develop the technology which will be addressing both problems and that is the best solution.
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