Synthetic Fuels

Syn fuels come from a variety of sources and scientists use a variety of methods and processes to manufacture them. The coal-based synthetic fuel industry is significant, with 57 plants encompassing 86 production units turning out 80 million tons annually (Morey, 2002, 23). The coal-based synthetic plant process coal in a manner that makes it burn more efficiently, or cleanly. In 1999, total production of coal-based syn fuels was 4 million tons compared to 80 million today, a growth that is related to tax credits from the federal government for companies that produce syn fuels and a ôwider and more sanguine acceptance among consumers for using the productö (More, 2002, 23).

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