How ethanol and biofuels threaten our economy 8 Articles

by Brian Chartier

Ethanol and economic threat? Have you checked-out the price of a liter of gasoline in Holland or Germany? Do you mind paying around $5.00 per gallon here at home? At the moment, it is the only viable alternative to ga...read more

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by Pete Geddes

The World Bank reports that over the past three years global food prices have nearly doubled. I see three primary reasons, and greed isn't one of them. First, as populations grow and people become wealthier, they change...read more

by Bob Schmidt

Ethanol threatens the American economy in ways that many never anticipated. The cost of basic foods are skyrocketing, and the end is not in sight. The prices of beef, pork, and poultry is up. Dairy products are also up bec...read more

by Doc Lane

Ethanol does not threaten our economy. Ethanol is not a new fuel source. Ford Motor Company has produced ethanol vehicles in two of their models for years. The Ford Taurus and the Ranger pick up truck were available with t...read more

by Daniel J. Gansle

While some good can be said about biofuels, they also have a dark side that few are willing to admit to. But what are biofuels, and why are they so important today? The most prominent alternative fuel produced today is...read more

by Heather Lyon

We hear about this new energy source that is both going to clean up the environment as well as reduce our dependence on foreign oil. That energy source is ethanol. Ethanol is mainly produced from corn, although it can be...read more

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by Garland Shewmaker

In the future, the high cost of Ethanol as an alternative energy source, may be the greatest threat to our economy that we have ever seen . Not only the cost of producing Ethanol,which at present is being produced mostly f...read more

by Jesse Lewis

Early 2007 saw the beginning of strife and hunger induced unrest throughout the world due to rapidly appreciating grain prices . Rising corn prices in Mexico, soy beans in Indonesia, pasta in Italy, bread and wheat -based...read more