The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-28, Page 92"11
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VelnUary 12, Stuart
released a stUdY
Which - liad corn-
laseiMled-onfuelelooliol,
or meUrauel, Which may
well be the most practical
•
and desk ubla alternative
for our futtirftoil
requiretnents, ,par-
ticularly with respact-t0
transportation fuel,
which accounts for
• almost 50 percent of our
each year.
Despite research and
development on such
alternatives as battery-
power,hytogen, and
coal gasification, it is
clear that for the
foreseeable future, there
will be no practical or
ready alternative to the
automotive internal
combustion engine
requiring, liquid fuel.
Therefore, the objective
must be to find a liquid
fuel which can replace
gasoline. For Ontario,
that may well be
methanol. Its potential
for meeting our needs
and providing economic
benefits • is almost
staggering.
Methanol can be
produced from any
material containing
carbon or hydrocarbon.
In Ontario, the most
abundant sources are
wood, municipal gar-
bage, farm crops - all of
which are renewable -
and lignite and peat.
Whatever its source,
methanol can be used
either as an additive, or
as an eventual substitute
for gasoline. It can even
be made into synthetic
gasoline. It's a natural
liquid, burns cleanly and
is biodegradable..
Of course, methanol
does have some disad-
vantages. Like gasoline,
it is poisonous: therefore
safeguards would be
necessary during its
distribution and retail. It
is also...a corrosive sub-
stance, although this
problem would -largely be overcome in the
• methanol -gasoline blend
situation, or by adapting
engine parts in a 100
• percent use situation.
The fact of the matter
is that - tdday - we could
fill our cars with a blend.
of 10 percent methanol -to -
gasoline, and our ears,
would run as well as or
better than they do now.
That substitution alone
would cut our oil
requirements by four
percent a year. A gradual,
• conversion to 100 percent
• methanol use would
reduce our oil coil-
sumption by a full 35
•percent. If the com-
mitment to development
aiid distribution of
ethanol 'were made
now, we could make
gasoline totally un-
necessary as a tran-
sportation fuel by the
turn of the centur,y, ac-
cording to the ' Liberal
study.
More than half ,our
Turn to page 7 •
Vidalisth
• • • •
• •
• from page 2
appeal to these young
'people. To change at-
titudes in a slow process
that can only be ac-
complished by patient
and repeated demon-
stration of, • positive,
socially constructive
models - reinforced
continually by acceptable
rewards.
Awareness is also a key
factor. Awareness on the
part of everyone that
vandalism can -take place
where the circumstances
invite it and make it easy.
Every citizen has a part
to play in its prevention.
It may seem hackneyed
to speak of the
desirability of achieving
greater maturity and
social responsibility on
the part of all citizens,
but this is nonetheless
true. Changes in this
direction will, of course,
not only affect the
prevalence of vandalism,
but will also improve the
quality of • life ,for
everybody.
The foregoing article
has been reduced in part
from a booklet on van-
dalism, published by the
Provincial Secretariat
for JUst ice, Ontario.
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