EcoMetro

E85, made from 15% petroleum and 85% ethanol, can be used in flexible fuel vehicles and is abundant in our area. Produced mainly from corn, this fuel has reduced exhaust emissions and is cheaper than oil. Check the list of vehicles at cleanairchoice.org to see if your dream car is compatible.

If you drive a diesel vehicle, consider using biodiesel. The Berkeley Biodiesel Collective holds a Biodiesel 101 monthly at the Ecology Center. The BioFuel Oasis is a women/worker-owned co-op that has gallons of information on their site biofueloasis.com .