Synonyms for biofuels
bio·fu·els

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1. List of paraphrases for "biofuels":

   bio-fuels, biofuel, agrofuels, bio-fuel, biocombustibles

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1. The IEA:

   Oil continues to dominate road transport demand, despite an increase in consumption of biofuels, electrification of mobility, with the partial exception of two and three wheelers, makes only limited inroads. This pathway suggests little change in Southeast Asia from today's congested roads and poor urban air quality.

2. Jeremy Martin:

   The report from Tennessee suggests we should expand production of advanced biofuels at the expense of current biofuels, while keeping the share of gasoline fixed at 10 percent, i think we need to keep cutting oil use, but certainly agree we should focus on advanced and cellulosic biofuels rather than further expanding corn ethanol.

3. Tom Vilsack:

   We were going to talk to you tonight about biofuels. But the powerful storm that swept through Iowa last week has taken a terrible toll on our farmers, our small businesses and our families who are still without power, so while we have the honor of casting Iowa's votes -- 11 for Bernie Sanders and 38 for Joe Biden -- we also want to ask to keep Iowans in your thoughts during this difficult time.

4. Alison Smith:

   That makes it much easier to supply the rest of our transport needs from sustainable sources, whether that's renewable electricity or biogas or liquid biofuels.

5. Kristie Ebi:

   As an example, one option to reducing carbon emissions is more extensive use of biofuels. But some research suggests that increasing the land used for biofuels could reduce the amount of land available for agriculture, which could affect food insecurity for the poor, decision-makers should ensure that the options implemented to reduce greenhouse gas emissions do not create new challenges ; all the benefits and harms of a policy should be taken into consideration.