IATP paper probes deeper implications of ILUC debate - Ethanol Producer Magazine
2 Feb 2012 at 12:43pm
IATP paper probes deeper implications of ILUC debate
Ethanol Producer Magazine
By Susanne Retka Schill | February 02, 2012 Looking for a middle ground where environmentalists and ethanol advocates could meet, the Minneapolis-based Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy released a paper by Julia Olmstead reflecting on the …
Giving ethanol a good name: Advocates tout increase in production, jobs for s…
31 Jan 2012 at 5:05am
Giving ethanol a good name: Advocates tout increase in production, jobs for state
Wisconsin State Journal
This large pile of corn, generated in just two days from arriving trucks and already stripped of starch used to make ethanol, will be sold as livestock feed by Badger State Ethanol in Monroe. This story appeared first in the Sunday edition of the …
Ethanol rules driving up beef prices, damaging industry - CTV.ca
3 Feb 2012 at 10:26am
Ethanol rules driving up beef prices, damaging industry
CTV.ca
Beef and pork prices have risen dramatically in recent years and meat lovers can expect to pay even more for their favourite choice cuts as ethanol policies and rising export demands put pressure on the market. Over the past 10 years, beef prices have …
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Ethanol’s food-fuel dilemma - CNNMoney
31 Jan 2012 at 3:02am

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Ethanol's food-fuel dilemma
CNNMoney
A next-generation ethanol called cellulosic, made from nonfood feedstocks such as switchgrass and wood chips, could solve the problem, says Grantham. He advocates scrapping the mandate for corn-based ethanol while leaving one in place that favors …
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Remove ethanol subsidies and production mandates, says CCA - Southwest Booster
1 Feb 2012 at 9:33am
Remove ethanol subsidies and production mandates, says CCA
Southwest Booster
The report contends that while a large ethanol industry can be created in a relatively short period of time, the same cannot be said for the livestock and meat industry, which develops over a long period of time. The report advocates that federal and …
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ACE plans ‘Biofuels Beltway March’ for March 27-28 - Ethanol Producer Magazine
24 Jan 2012 at 10:12am

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ACE plans 'Biofuels Beltway March' for March 27-28
Ethanol Producer Magazine
Sixty ethanol advocates met with more than 160 congressional offices during last year's fly-in, and ACE is hoping for even greater attendance this year. ?In order to provide consumers with meaningful fuel choice and fulfill the RFS we also need to …
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Brazilian Ethanol Industry to Receive Billions in Loans - International Centr…
23 Jan 2012 at 1:17pm
Brazilian Ethanol Industry to Receive Billions in Loans
International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development
The Brazilian Development Bank earlier this month announced a programme to finance low cost loans for farmers of sugarcane and producers of ethanol. The tropical country is seeking to boost biofuel production in the wake of ethanol tariffs and …
Celebrating wins, with political spins - Oxfam America
13 Jan 2012 at 3:55pm
Celebrating wins, with political spins
Oxfam America
And as a result, a collective sigh of relief may be heard around the world by hunger advocates, as one burden is lifted on high food prices and hunger. In Washington, the ethanol industry is spinning the loss as a win, claiming they voluntarily gave up …
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Tar sands battle continues in California courts - High Country News (blog)
25 Jan 2012 at 6:11am

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Tar sands battle continues in California courts
High Country News (blog)
29, a federal judge in Fresno, Calif., handed them a victory by ruling that CARB can't enforce the measure until an outstanding lawsuit by the oil industry and ethanol advocates is resolved in 2013. The judge, Lawrence J. O'Neill, a George W. Bush …
Judge denies California attempt to reimplement LCFSWestern Farm Press
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ACE Invites Members to Attend Capitol Hill Visits - Domestic Fuel
26 Jan 2012 at 2:07pm

Domestic Fuel
ACE Invites Members to Attend Capitol Hill Visits
Domestic Fuel
Sixty ethanol advocates met with more than 160 congressional offices during last year's fly-in, and ACE is hoping for even greater attendance this year. ?Face-to-face meetings between constituents and lawmakers are the best way to make sure our …