criticize the release of the report Biofuels for Transportation.

highlight the potential of biofuels as substitutes for conventional fuels.

expose the several risks associated with the use of biofuels in transportation.

suggest the elimination of oil as transport fuel to reduce pollution and emissions of greenhouse gases.

warn against the agricultural and ecological damages associated with the production of biofuels.

reducing climate-altering emissions ought to relieve pressure on oil prices.

strengthening agricultural economies will naturally increase the environmental impact of oil production.

creating new technologies is an alternative to expanding biofuel markets in an effort to reduce oil prices.

extending the market for biofuels will ultimately reduce the price of oil and improve agricultural economies.

in fighting against higher fuel prices and supportive government polices, the Worldwatch Institute will support the growth of oil production.

ethanol production.

sugar cane crop.

corn crop.

gasoline.

diesel.

increase the profits achieved in agriculture and maximize ecological risks.

boost energy security and hinder next-generation biofuel conversion techniques.

improve the economic potential of rural areas and reduce global dependence on oil.

reduce pollution in rural areas and minimize competition between food and fuel crops.

control emission of greenhouse gases and discourage expansion onto ecologically valuable lands.

alert the population about the dangers of pesticides.

criticize people who love to consume expensive objects.

convince people to live and work in their own neighborhoods.

list all the possible actions people can take to avoid consumption.

teach the reader how to consume without damaging the environment

It is important to buy used goods made of plastic because they cannot be recycled.

Recycling is the best solution for problems resulting from excessive consumption.

Recycling will help spread toxic material in the environment, especially in the air, land and water.

Recycling will not solve consumption problems because it generates the production of new goods.

Reducing consumption and reusing old products are not as effective as recycling to solve future problems.

people have to encourage good behavior and buy what they don't need.

people must only buy things that make them feel good and encouraged.

politicians should behave correctly when consuming for public institutions.

the government must punish companies that are not environmentally correct.

we must make the right buying choices to stimulate environmentally correct companies.

"These" (line 24) refers to "organizations".

"It" (line 30) refers to "agribusiness".

"Their" (line 33) refers to "practices".

"Ones" (line 41) refers to "objects".

"Them" (line 53) refers to "trees".

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