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If the demand were there, could enough veggie oil be produced to make biodiesel a significantly viable option to the mass of autos?

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If the demand were there, could enough veggie oil be produced to make biodiesel a significantly viable option to the mass of autos?

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Yes. An in depth answer to this question can be found in our book. Basically, we can make biodiesel from other sources such as one fast-growning, naturally occuring strain of algae. But even in Germany, there is enough biodiesel produced to offer the fuel at over 800 service stations across the country.

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