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EPA moves toward sorghum ethanol to aid farmers and enviro
EPA readiness to approve grain sorghum based ethanol could open a new market for farmers, expand advanced biofuels, and boost environmental gains. Western Plains Energy plans to upgrade for sorghum fuel, costing 30 to 40 million dollars, aiming to produce over 50 million gallons annually and buy 17.5 million bushels of grain sorghum per year from regional growers.
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Kansas
United States
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Matt Hartwig
Renewable Fuels Association
Hartwig
U.S
Iowa
Illinois
Great Plains
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Environmental Protection Agency
Chris Cogburn
Western Plains Energy LLC
Oakley
Pe Sheldon, Ithe
Western Plains
Cogburn
EPA
National Farmers Union
Sheldon
Christian workshop moved from Kansas Statehouse
The organizer of a three day transforming revival workshop for evangelical pastors moved it from the Kansas House to the Topeka Performing Arts Center due to 180 expected participants. The event aims to help churches and communities in tough economic times and is not political.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Dave DePue
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Statehouse
Barry Lynn
Americans For Separation of Church and State
Lynn
United Church of Christ
DePue
Capitol Commission
Raleigh, N.C
House Chamber
Kansas
Senate
Kansas economy bets on tax cuts to spur growth
Gov. Sam Brownback and adviser Arthur Laffer touted Kansas income tax cuts as a driver of growth at a Johnson County Community College forum. Laffer argued lower taxes boost state competitiveness, while critics note the limits of such claims and the long horizon for measurable effects. Secretary Nick Jordan projected growth within three years as officials monitor job and population trends. lawmakers aim to enact the tax-cut bill before January. The plan eliminates nonwage taxes for about 191,000 businesses, shifting profits previously taxed as ordinary income to capital gains for many small firms.
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Overland Park
Mct
Sam Brownback
Arthur Laffer
Kansas
Laffer
Johnson County Community College
Moore
Nick Jordan
Brownback
Topeka
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