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Is Natural Gass Green?

STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers)

70% of oil in the U.S. goes to fuel cars, which then generate 30% of our greenhouse gases. Natural gas-fueled automobiles are on the horizon, and the technology already is being used for some trucks. More technology is needed to make natural gas-fueled cars a reality, but the costs aren’t prohibitive.

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