Reference and Additional Reading

• Arms, K. and Camp. P. Biology Sanders Publishing Co. 1987.
• Betteiheim, F. and March, J. Introduction to General Organic and
   Biochemistry Sanders Publishing Co. 1988.
• Biologue, - a periodical on B & D, and products in bioenergy.
   (Box 4548, Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03801.)
• Bowker, M. "Super Still," Popular Science. April, 1987.
• Campbell, N. Biology Benjamin/Cummings Publishers, 1987.
• Chambers, R.S., and others. "Gasohol: Does It or Doesn't It
   Produce Positive Net Energy?," Science, Vol. 206, pp. 789-795,16 Nov., 1979.
• Cheremisinoff, Nicholas P. Gasohol for Energy Production, Ann
   Arbor, Michigan: Ann Arbor Science Publishers, 1980.
   Deals with alcohols, biomass for fuels and a national alcohol-gasoline fuel system.
• "Corn Growers Eye New Uses," Farm Journal, 112-7, April 1988, pp. 30-31.
• "Changes in Gasoline and the Automotive Service Technician."
    Washington, DC: Renewable Fuels Assn., n.d.
• "Enzymes: Nature's Magic." Video produced by Novo Enzyme
    Corporation. Explains what enzymes are, how they are made and
    how they work. 113 minute-3/4vcr, Beta I, VHS avail from Illinois
    State Board of Education TV Section.)
• "Ethanol Issues Facing Illinois Corn Growers." Annandale,
    Virginia: Kelly Harrison Associates, Inc. 1988.
• "Ethanol Offers Boost for Octane and Economy in Illinois," Illinois
    Resources, Springfield, Illinois: Dept. of Energy and Natural
    Resources. Sept/Oct. 1988
• "Ethanol - Proven pertormance tor America: Industry Report." 
    Washington, DC: Renewable Fuels Assn, 1987.
• "Ethanol's Role in Today's Performance Fuels." Washington, DC:
    Renewable Fuels Assn., n.d.
• "Fuel Ethanol Cost." Report ot Effectiveness Study by National
    Advisory Panel, appointed by USDA Secretary Lyng, 1988.
• Hauser, Juliana T. "Yeasts in the Classroom," Carolina Tips.
   Oct. 1,1985.
• "How will Ethanol Affect My Car?" Washington, DC Renewable
    Fuels Assn, n.d.
• "Is Gasohol Safe for Your Car?," The Rockford Register Star, 23
    Oct. 1988. p. F-1.
• Lehninger, A. Biochemistry Worth Publishing Co., 1970.
• Rao, V., and Walzer, N. Alcohol Fuels in Illinois: Prospects and
   Implications. Macomb, Illinois: Public Policy Research Institute,
   WlU, 1981.
• Rasper. V.F., et. al. Cereal Technology and Nutrition. St. Paul,
   MN: Amer. Assn. of Cereal Chemists, 1984.
• "Renewable Energy at the Crossroads." Washington, DC: Center
    for Renewable Resources, 1985.
• Segal, Migdon R. and others. "The Alcohol Fuels: A study of
   Technical and Supply Factors ." Washington, DC: Congressional
   Research Service, U.S. Library of Congress, 1980. 189 pp. CR5
   Report 80-123 SPR)
• Segal, Migdon R. "Alcohol Fuels." Washington, DC: Congressional
   Research Service, U.S. Library of Congress. (Updated: May, 1988)
• Tatina, Robert. "Apparatus & Experimental Design for Measuring
   Fermentation Rates in Yeast," The American Biology Teacher.
  51 1, Jan. 1989.
• "The Hidden Costs of Energy." Washington, DC: Center for
   Renewable Resources, 1985.
• "The Oil Rollercoaster." Washington, DC: Fund for Renewable
   Energy and the Environment, April 1987.
• Umbeck, John R. "Impact of Ethanol Industry on the United States
   Corn Market." Lafayette, Indiana: Purdue University, 1988.
• U.S. National Alcohol Fuels Commission. Fuel Alcohol: An Energy
  Alternative for the 1980s Washington, DC: 1981.
• Wigginton, Eliot. The Foxfire Book. Garden City, NY: Anchor
   Press/Doubleday, 1972.
  Includes a section on backwoods ethanol production (moonshining).

                 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESOURCES

• Many materials, resources, and people are available to assist educators inside and outside the schools to meet State Goals for Learning in Science and the Social Studies, including the conservation and environmental education mandates. Nearly a dozen state agencies and numerous statewide organizations conduct programs aimed at assisting teachers to deal with .... "the conservation of natural resources including, but not limited to, air and water pollution, the effects of excessive use of pesticides, preservation of wilderness areas, forest management, protection of wildlife and humane care of domestic animals." (Sec, 27-13.1, Illinois School Code.)
• The Illinois State Board of Education and the Illinois Advisory Board on Conservation Education work with these agencies and organizations and serve as coordinating bodies to make their programs readily available to schools and teachers. Call (217) 782-2826 for more information,
• Readers who would like to work with others interested in conservation and environmental education can join the Environmental Education Association of Illinois (EEAl), 261 S. Chana Road, Chana, Illinois 61015, and participate in its activities.

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• This fastback was developed by EEAI members Malcolm Swan, Professor Emeritus, Northern Illinois University; Larry Burash, Middle School Teacher, Peoria; Doug Kuban, Junior High Science Teacher, Pecatonica; Patricia Riggins, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville; and John Thompson, Science Department Chairman, Lyons Township High School. The technical assistance and support provided by Nick Lauer, Plant Manager of Archer Daniels Midland Corn Sweetners, Peoria; Scott Bidner, Executive Director, Illinois Corn Growers Association; Al Mavis, President, Mavis and Associates; and Don Roderick, Science Consultant, ISBOE, is gratefully acknowledged. Second edition printed May 1993. HTML coding: David Tallon 1996, Designers: Carol M. Benthal & Mark Lambert.
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