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Fuels. Transportation Research Record

D.J. Santini, Kenneth Koyama, Lisa Darling, Kenneth S Kurani, Daniel Sperling

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The 5 papers in the report deal with the following areas: past and future of the petroleum problem: the increasing need to develop alternative transportation fuels; methanol supply and demand issues from a California perspective; rise and fall of diesel cars: a consumer-choice analysis; transportation fuels and the greenhouse effect; unleaded gasoline in the United States: a successful model of system innovation.

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The 5 papers in the report deal with the following areas: past and future of the petroleum problem: the increasing need to develop alternative transportation fuels; methanol supply and demand issues from a California perspective; rise and fall of diesel cars: a consumer-choice analysis; transportation fuels and the greenhouse effect; unleaded gasoline in the United States: a successful model of system innovation.

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The 5 papers in the report deal with the following areas: past and future of the petroleum problem: the increasing need to develop alternative transportation fuels; methanol supply and demand issues from a California perspective; rise and fall of diesel cars: a consumer-choice analysis; transportation fuels and the greenhouse effect; unleaded gasoline in the United States: a successful model of system innovation.

Key concepts: Gasoline, Diesel fuel, Alternative fuels, Petroleum, Natural resource economics, Business, Environmental economics, Engineering

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