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Ethanol policy hurts consumers and world food costs
Michael Swickard argues against ethanol mandates, citing corrosion risks, higher car turnover, and inflated commodity prices. He claims U.S. energy independence is achievable without ethanol and links agricultural lobbying to political leverage in Iowa. He warns rising food costs threaten global food security and calls for political action next year.
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