What is the great appeal to politicians of Ethanol as a an alternative energy source to power our cars with? . Like most plans concocted by politicians, this is a terrible idea that is having devastating consequences. Here are the facts about ethanol. .
Ethanol creates more carbon in the atmosphere than burning gasoline. There is a lot more that can be said about that but it is a fact and that means that it defeats the whole purpose of the environmentalists. That is true when you consider the big picture of Ethanol fuel production.
Essentially the reallocation of agricultural land from food to energy crops and the increase in forest land converted to agricultural land to meet the demand means more CO2 in the atmosphere. A recent study calculated that it could take 10s or 100s of years for the decreased CO2 from using oil instead of Ethanol in cars to catch up with the CO2 surge generated by wiping out acres of forest land
Ethanol has also been sold as an important part of achieving energy independence, but this is another myth. Even if we used ALL the corn produced in the U.S. to make ethanol, and NONE of it for food, U.S. gasoline consumption would drop by only about 12%. This wouldn't even make us independent of the oil we import from the Middle East (which is about 14% of our total consumption), let alone the oil we import from other parts of the globe.
Qui Bono? Who benefits? Investigation leads to the inevitable conclusion that the Ethanol program is for the benefit of agricultural corporations Author James Bovard explains that the American consumer is being ripped off big time by the agricultural corporations using government subsides and tax breaks, like those for ethanol, to loot billions of dollars from taxpayers and consumers. So the next time that you hear about Congress investigating Big Oil on behalf of the consumer and then turning subsidies over to Ethanol instead of Big Oil ask yourself that question “Qui Bono?” (Who benefits?) Our government's ethanol policies are a major culprit. Bovard estimates that every $1 of profit earned by Archer Daniels Midland from its ethanol operation has cost taxpayers $30
There can be no doubt. All government mandates, subsidies, and tax breaks for ethanol production must end, immediately. If we can achieve this goal we will improve the environment, reduce government spending, and make it easier to balance the federal budget. Better yet, all of this can be achieved while also lowering your fuel and food prices.
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