| U.S. Food Producers Urge Ethanol Mandates Changes |
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| by Tom McGregor | Fri, Jun 20, 2008, 02:05 PM |
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The Financial Times quotes Thomas Elan, president of FarmEcon, an agricultural and food industry consulting firm, as saying: “We are forcing tighter and tighter supplies of grain that threaten to devastate meat, dairy and poultry producers and cause food price increases for the American consumer. The government must not allow this to happen.” The EPA must make a judgment on the To read the entire article from the Financial Times, link here:
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written by Grrr , June 20, 2008 We must have the stupidest governnment in the world. Our energy policy is non existant. How can we continue to say we are presently the greatest country in the world when we have the stupidest government in the world?
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written by Grady , July 12, 2008 Grrr, One of the few things I like to think that I have learned is to try to avoid using 'absolutes' (like always, never, every, etc.) Our government may be pretty dumb, but there a quite a few dumber ones out there. I would go as far to say that almost all of the other countries have dumber government than ours. Our government has greater potential for success, which I think makes it's short-comings and failures magnified. That said, the registered voters here select their representatives; so aren't you really saying we have the stupidest voters in the world? Write comment
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