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Ethanol production minimally affects cropland use study finds
University of Illinois researchers conclude that from 2007 to 2014 rising corn ethanol output did not meaningfully expand cropland. Despite doubling ethanol capacity and higher prices, total cropland changed little, with some land reverting to noncrop uses by 2014.
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United States
University of Illinois
American Journal of Agricultural Economics
U. S
Madhu Khanna
Uoil
Khanna
Yijia Li
U of I
Ruiqing Miao
Auburn University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Agricultural Statistics Service