It will help the U.S. economy grow through faster exports. TPA would help to add to this figure when new trade agreements are fully implemented, probably in 2-4 years. The survey of 133 central Kentucky farms was done by University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research Center scientists and veterinarians from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Researchers have spent the past several months investigating the theory that mares ingested cyanide toxins from weather-damaged wild cherry trees, substances that may have been delivered through the caterpillars or their droppings. The process would use bacteria to convert lignite to ethanol, a widely used fuel additive.
Ethanol increases the energy value of gasoline and helps it to burn more cleanly.