Bioethanol from Waste Papers

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The book delves into the potential of second-generation biofuels, particularly bioethanol produced from paper and cardboard waste, as a sustainable alternative to conventional fuels amidst growing climate change concerns. It evaluates various technological, economic, and environmental aspects, revealing that several production pathways can compete favorably with petrol while offering environmentally neutral or positive profiles compared to recycling or incineration. The research emphasizes the importance of detailed analysis over simplistic views on waste paper conversion, highlighting the need for beneficial production methods.