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]]> By: Michael http://www.burnertrouble.com/uncategorized/environmental-blogging-in-2008/#comment-129 Michael Thu, 10 Jan 2008 21:45:18 +0000 http://www.burnertrouble.com/uncategorized/environmental-blogging-in-2008/#comment-129 You are absolutely correct in naming the switchblade ethanol issue as key in the next year. It will be interesting to see how cellulosic ethanol, made from next generation ethanol sources like switchgrass, will fair in competition with corn, which has sparked alot of controversy for being an inefficient, costly and damaging alternative to oil. <a href="http://theissue.com" rel="nofollow">The Issue</a> recently did a feature piece on the Corn Ethanol controversy which provides some objective insight on the issue. Definitely worth a read for anyone interested in alternative energy (and you all should be!) Cheers, Mike <a href="http://theissue.com" rel="nofollow">The Issue</a> You are absolutely correct in naming the switchblade ethanol issue as key in the next year. It will be interesting to see how cellulosic ethanol, made from next generation ethanol sources like switchgrass, will fair in competition with corn, which has sparked alot of controversy for being an inefficient, costly and damaging alternative to oil.

The Issue recently did a feature piece on the Corn Ethanol controversy which provides some objective insight on the issue. Definitely worth a read for anyone interested in alternative energy (and you all should be!)

Cheers,
Mike
The Issue

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