Commenting on: Secret Report -Biofuel Caused Food Crisis - Internal World Bank study delivers blow to plant energy drive. Aditya Chakrabortty The Guardian, July 4, 2008
It is hard to believe there is any validity to this concept. First of all, what evidence do any of us have that ethanol is being used widely anywhere in the world except for experimentation. It is certainly not available at gas stations across the country nor anywhere else to my knowledge. How then could there be any negative drastic effect that this article appears to presume there is. In addition, ethanol should be the way that the industry should be heading -- with that being prevalent as well as inexpensive.
In my opinion, articles like these are probably a plant by the oil industry in a way to attempt to dissuade the public from clammoring for biofuels as a legitimate alternative to todays' high prices of gas. My advice is DON'T LISTEN TO 'EM! STICK TO YOUR GUNS! ADVOCATE AND INSIST UPON THE GOVERNMENT PROMOTION OF BIOFUELS as a salve for the common man's economic condition.
The work is not over we MUST continue to build for real change.
We need to stay involved and pushing in our local communities.
Helping others areas all over the country. This will not be a short term effort, THE PROBLEMS ARE MASSIVE ,so must
our effort be. We must continue to build local and regional group to register new voters and inspire old ones to come back in. We need to organize around local issues and candidates.
The work is not over we MUST continue to build for real change.
We need to stay involved and pushing in our local communities.
Helping others areas all over the country. This will not be a short term effort, THE PROBLEMS ARE MASSIVE ,so must
our effort be. We must continue to build local and regional group to register new voters and inspire old ones to come back in. We need to organize around local issues and candidates.
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Aditya Chakrabortty The Guardian, July 4, 2008
It is hard to believe there is any validity to this concept. First of all, what evidence do any of us have that ethanol is being used widely anywhere in the world except for experimentation. It is certainly not available at gas stations across the country nor anywhere else to my knowledge. How then could there be any negative drastic effect that this article appears to presume there is. In addition, ethanol should be the way that the industry should be heading -- with that being prevalent as well as inexpensive.
In my opinion, articles like these are probably a plant by the oil industry in a way to attempt to dissuade the public from clammoring for biofuels as a legitimate alternative to todays' high prices of gas. My advice is DON'T LISTEN TO 'EM! STICK TO YOUR GUNS! ADVOCATE AND INSIST UPON THE GOVERNMENT PROMOTION OF BIOFUELS as a salve for the common man's economic condition.