Australia has enough canola, grain, sugar, tallow and waste oils to theoretically replace a meaningful share of its transport fuel needs, creating potential new markets for farmers while reducing reliance on imported fuel. A new Rabobank report says these feedstocks could support greater domestic production of biofuel, including fuels for diesel and aviation. Australia currently …
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Could animal fats and waste oils solve fuel problems?

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