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Sharon Bagley also needs to check out an NRG coal-fired power plant in Dunkirk, New York. According to a website I consulted, New York. NRG Energy along with Green Fuel Technology is actually going to test CO2 recycling technology which involves producing algae from carbon dioxide emissions and converting the algae into biofuel.

Sharon Bagley needs to consult an article published in National Geographic titled Growing Fuel. It examines all of the biofuel options extensively. Corn-based ethanol is the least efficient biofuel. Sugar cane offers better possibilities. Switch grass is more promising. Algae is one biofuel that Sharon Bagley did not consider, although it was described extensively in the National Geographic article. It can be produced from the exhaust of coal plants - helping eliminate green house gases. Another possibility is kelp. Sharon Bagley's article also fails to consider ways that wind or solar energy could be used to refine biofuels. We need to understand that energy in the future is going to have to come from a variety of sources, not just one. According to National Geographic (and the authors include graphs comparing various biofuels), algae could potentially be one of our most promising sources.