Floods in Midwest Damage Production of BioFuel

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Floods in Midwest Damage Production of BioFuel

http://www.technologyreview.com/Energy/20899
Scanned by: victoria15 3 months ago

Rain and floods in the corn-growing Midwest could drive up the costs of producing the biofuel. We have neglected the environment for long enough and now when we need it most it could be reacting back and causing higher costs for more things than we could ever have imagined.

Type: Speculation | Also: Energy |

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