the discovery of fuel from orange peels, invented by a British scientist who managed to find a way to turn orange peel into fuel that can propel the car.
as cited by autoevolution.com, Professor James Clark says, "Waste orange peel is an excellent example of wasted resources. In Brazil, the world's largest producer of orange juice, half a citrus fruit that was left was a waste. Every year, eight million tons per year of orange peel can be used to produce chemicals, materials, and fuel, "
In addition, this process can be used for other waste products that we produce every day such as hay, apple skins, coffee, or rice hulls. James Clark said.
In trials, James Clark to build a microwave worth 200 thousand pounds sterling in the laboratory Green Chemistry Center at the University of York. This tool can be used to process 30 pounds of orange peel.
