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Battle of fuels widens gap at the pump corn versus sugar ethanol
A Los Angeles Times report from Sao Paulo contrasts corn based ethanol in the United States with Brazil's sugar cane ethanol. Brazilian officials argue cane ethanol is greener and more socially beneficial, while U.S. tariffs and policy favor ethanol mix, potentially compromising environmental gains. Critics warn land use and deforestation may erode sugar ethanol benefits, even as Brazil runs about 55 percent of fuel as ethanol.
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Los Angeles Times
O Paulo
Eduardo Leno
Brazil
UNICA
United States
Leno
U.S
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
Barack Obama
Roland Hwang
the Natural Resources
Defense Council
Amazon
Hwang
Renewable Fuels Association
Anna Stefanopoulou
University of Michigan Auto Research Center
South America