by rethinkethanol | Jul 12, 2019 | Featured Writing
When will enough ethanol be enough? by Chet Thompson July 9, 2019 In recent weeks, President Trump returned to Iowa to court U.S. farmers ahead of the official launch of his reelection campaign and to sign his much-anticipated rulemaking allowing year-round sales of...
by rethinkethanol | Jul 10, 2019 | Featured Writing
If Ethanol’s So Great, Let It Compete Without Mandates By Jerry Jung June 23, 2019 Ethanol plant operators are fixated on the federal mandate and rules because without significant federal assistance, ethanol makes no economic sense (“Trump Urges More Help for...
by rethinkethanol | Nov 28, 2018 | The Ugly Truth
University study finds source of algal blooms in Lake Erie by Remy Farkas Under the surface of Lake Erie lies a vast and complex ecosystem of plants and animals. In a recent study, University of Michigan scientists dove into the biology of the lake’s algae population...
by rethinkethanol | Nov 19, 2018 | The Ugly Truth
1 Billion Butterflies Dead and Environmentalists May Be to Blame By Chris White | March 11, 2018 Many environmentalists who once supported the U.S. ethanol policy are now regretting their decision as data shows the corn-based fuel is wiping out the country’s monarch...
by rethinkethanol | Oct 16, 2018 | Featured Writing
Doubling down on the biofuel boondoggle By Washington Post Editorial Board October 14 FOR MORE THAN a decade, the United States has pursued the foolhardy energy policy known as the Renewable Fuel Standard, or RFS. Thanks to legislation passed by a Democratic Congress...
