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Especially fuel derived from plants. it impacts food prices and may not do much for going green. >> when you decrease food production, then you haven't changed the appetite for food. somewhere else in the world, someone is going to open up a new field to make food and when that happens, there is a large pulse of greenhouse gas emissions that enters the atmosphere. >> maybis says he gets all that, but believes in some places it may help farmers. >> particularly in a place like hawaii, for example, where we've got our first program under way, the farmers are really hurting there. they need anoth...

We've been talking a lot about going green, but one group in particular stands to make an enormous impact with an eco friendly turn, the u.s. military. however, it won't be easy. barbara starr finds out what it will take on this week's eco solution. >> who guzzles the most fuel in the u.s.? it's the military. using about 300 million barrelses of oil each day to keep running its installations, ships, vehicles and fighter jets. every $10 a barrel price hike adds more than $1 billion to the defense budget. so the second of the navy, ray maybis, says for him, alternative fuels are a top priority. ...