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Ames: Iowa's Future Bio-Indutrial Capital?

The City of Ames is supporting the exploration of a process that converts corn stalks and garbage into "bio-oil." With the help of the city, Robert Brown, Iowa Farm Bureau Director of the Bioeconomy Institute, and Jim Cooper, coordinator of the Prairie Rivers of Iowa Resource Conservation and Development, will be studying the commercial feasibility of such a process to provide a renewable source of fuel for the Ames power plant. Click here to learn more about this initiative.

Keeping it Clean: Ethanol Industry Improves Environmental Practices (Sioux City Journal article featuring BRT graduate student)

December 04, 2006 12:48 PM

*This article ran in the Sioux City Journal on 10/5/06DES MOINES - Gas pumps across the state tout ethanol as the fuel choice that means "cleaner air for Iowa." While the corn-based fuel benefits Iowa's air quality, environmental...

Cat: Office of Biorenewable Programs, Iowa Gov. Chet Culver Signs Historic $100 Million "New Energy" Bill on ISU's Campus

View President's "Town Hall" Meeting on Biorenewable Resources

November 07, 2006 11:45 AM

Cat: Office of Biorenewable Programs, Iowa Gov. Chet Culver Signs Historic $100 Million "New Energy" Bill on ISU's Campus

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