Post Date - November 24th 2007 09:11 am | 1 year ago
Rowth of the corn ethanol industry in California is fraught with unintended consequences, none of which are beneficial to the economy or the environment of the state.
Post Date - November 23rd 2007 09:11 am | 1 year ago
So long as we use a significant amount of oil, regardless of where it's produced, we remain aboard the cost roller coaster. When the price of Middle Eastern oil soars, it takes the price of domestic crude along for the ride.
Dirty Little SecretsPost Date - November 23rd 2007 09:11 am | 1 year ago
"If scientific research continues to undermine the case for ethanol as a clean energy source, its success will become a question of whether special interests can triumph over environmental science."
Post Date - November 23rd 2007 02:11 am | 1 year ago
Ethanol producers face a huge challenge: ensuring they don't deplete water supplies in the Corn Belt. Delta T Corp. says it has created a system that will reduce consumption to just 1.5 gallons of water per gallon of ethanol.
Post Date - November 20th 2007 04:11 am | 1 year ago
Ethanol has helped corn to a new equilibrium price of $3.50, which will have impact on livestock production, competing crops, land values, etc. Ethanol production is also drawing livestock production closer to ethanol plants which produce DDGS.
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