Biofuel, Climate Change, and the law

Today, states are pushing the use of biofuels to combat use of tradition fossil fuels and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Biofuels are lower in carbon and can have a 50 percent lower life-cycle greenhouse gas than petroleum. Massachusetts is mandating numerous incentives to bring this product to market, and other states are contemplating the same. It's important to incorporate a broad based strategy when reducing traditional forms of energy consumption and reducing emissions. To our benefit, increasing our security and improving our environment are not mutually exclusive objectives. vdevito@bowditch.com