The innovations in biotechnology have revolutionized the agricultural and industrial sector. The productions of biofuels, with plant and animal waste have helped to resolve the energy crisis of the world.
Bioethanol is a common form of biofuel that is used worldwide.Bioethanol can be produced from corn, sugar beet, sugar cane and wheat using production methods such as enzymatic digestion, fermentation of the sugars, distillation and drying.
In the future, biotechnology assures to produce billions of gallons of ethanol using more efficient means to meet the growing demand for biofuel.
For the latest information on the advances made in the field of biotechnology and science you can refer to the books published by the National Institute of Science and Media. Joel Ball is the lead author on various study resources under the NISM publications.
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