Today in Biofuels Opinion: “how many more farmers will be beguiled by biofuels? Resist? They’re here already! You’re next!”
Kenneth Rapoza in the Wall Street Journal: “RFA president Bob Dinneen argued that ethanol has played a central role in reducing oil imports and lowering gasoline prices. But that played right into Unica’s hands, because Unica’s argument is that if U.S. corn ethanol lowers gasoline prices, as Dinneen says, cheaper Brazilian ethanol would lower prices even more. While U.S. ethanol goes for around $2.90 a gallon, Brazilian ethanol goes for around $1.40 a gallon. Even with the $0.54 per gallon duty, Brazilian ethanol is around $0.90 cheaper per gallon.”
Harry Nicolaides, Eureka Street: “With many of the world’s poorest nations teetering on collapse because of rising food prices and civil unrest, how many more farmers will be beguiled — and subverted — by biofuel’s blue-sky promise before the speculative greening of the gold rush ends? Resist? They’re here already! You’re next!”
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