Car+Effects

You can "Go Green" with cars also. For instance, when you find a car that gets better gas mileage it not only protects the climate but cut's down the cost for oil and you at the pump.

A hybrid vehicle is a great choice to go with since they conserve so much energy and gas when driving for a long distance or around town.

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Another fuel that most cars can use to help reduce emissions is ethanol. Most cars today can run off of gas that contains many ethanol in the mixture. Nearly every car can run on at least E10, which is gas blended with 10% ethanol. Then one in forty cars can run on E85, which is a blend of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. But ethanol wasn't just developed to stop global warming and greenhouse emissions, but is hopefully a start to try and fix this problem somewhat. These farmers and refiners are still tryig to come up with new approaches and processes that can hopefully produce low-carbon fuels that yield greater global warming benefits over time.

Other ways to help with the Greenhouse Effect, drivers can: 1) Maintain and dive cars with greater fuel efficiency 2) Start up or join in on a carpool 3) If you can afford to, purchase a more fuel efficient car or perhaps a hybrid vehicle even.

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