1 hour ago by Cindy Zimmerman

The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) is pleased with a decision by Senate leadership last week to delay consideration of climate change legislation until the spring of 2010. During a recent interview before the delay was announced, AFBF president Bob Stallman said the agricultural organization ...

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By: Bud Weiss This is an article about our fuel resources in this country, with the 20 million illegal immigrants using a large quantity of our fuel, Lets us assume that only 2 million of the 20 million illegal immigrants are driving vehicles illegally, and using only 20 gallons of fuel a week, that ...

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3 hours ago by ajwilliams

ethanol produced U.S from other biomass used, been stimulation agriculture, a for maize. also as 10 of required corn to production ethanol may means farmers well farm and said the imported there energy through corn and achieves gain better energy corn means domestic coal gas. possible with and There ...

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8 hours ago by Mike

The Star Press reports that Cardinal Ethanol released financial information painting a positive picture of its Muncie, Indiana plant’s future. The positive report was released two days after the company released its financial performance. Cardinal Ethanol said it expects to report positive net incom ...

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10 hours ago by Mike

The Leaf Chronicle reports that a legislative panel that drew the ire of Governor Phil Bredesen for delaying approval of a contract to operate a biofuels plant in East Tennessee agreed on funding for the project. Bredesen had warned lawmakers that their hesitance over the pilot project could threate ...

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10 hours ago by Natalie

The Washington Post By Steven Mufson Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, November 18, 2009; 12:16 PM The nation's largest producer of corn-based ethanol said it has slashed the cost of producing cellulosic ethanol from corn cobs and that it will be able to compete with gasoline in two years. POE ...

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10 hours ago by Natalie

DomesticFuel.com Posted by Cindy Zimmerman – November 17th, 2009 Cellulosic ethanol pioneers like Jeff Broin of POET are confident about the future of next generation fuels, even if the country fails to reach the Renewable Fuel Standard mandate of 100 million gallons of production next year. “To be ...

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10 hours ago by Matt Merritt

POET’s announcement last week that we’ve lowered the cost of producing cellulosic ethanol from $4.13 down to $2.35 got noticed by media outlets and blogs across the country. Coverage from national mainstream media outlets included the Washington Post, the Associated Press, Clean Skies TV, and many m ...

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11 hours ago

By: Dorrie Ruplinger With gasoline prices rising higher and higher, with no relief in sight, consumers are becoming more aware of and more interested in alternative fuel sources. One of those viable fuel sources is E85 ethanol. These days, there is quite a bit of talk about this fuel, and why should ...

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11 hours ago

By: Klaus H Hemsath Ethanol is being promoted as one of the solutions for controlling global warming. US Congress has followed this reasoning and has provided a subsidy for ethanol production in the amount of $0.51 per gallon. This subsidy created a minor boom in corn growing states in the USA. In 2 ...

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