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Mar 17 2010 The Case Against Corn-Based Ethanol Posted by Barnes Bierck at 2:50 PM A good review of the issues, and pointing out how the Obama administration is still going for it, big time, at Yale360 here. Related posts: Ethanol Production: Boon or Folly? The WSJ reports on the upcoming announcement of the Obama... Georgia Draws Money for Nuclear Plants It seems pretty cynical to be bragging about all the... Hamburger Safety: Reality and Fact-Based Fiction The NYTimes ran a long, comprehensive, investigative story yesterday about... ADVERTISEMENT
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