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Advocates of ethanol subsidies turn on the industry in the face of rising food costs and deficit spending

Mary Katharine Ham explains how a popular beverage was turned into a product that needs to be subsidized

The green jobs agenda involves spending billions of dollars to destroy existing jobs and replace them with jobs in politically favored businesses.

The president will use his State of the Union address to renew his calls for more renewable energy “investments.”

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Despite strong opposition from both sides, the Corn Belt is expected to get their subsidies renewed

Congress should not eliminate any credits, be they for anything from children to ethanol.

In 1994, Vice President Al Gore cast the tie-breaking vote to authorize ethanol production, now he calls it “bad policy”

The Democrats say they want to end our dependence on foreign oil, but their policies are making us more, not less, dependent on it.

Crucial offers to help clean up BP’s oil spill “have come from Belgian, Dutch, and Norwegian firms that … possess some of the world’s most advanced oil skimming ships,” but Obama’s interests lie closer to unions than cleaning up the epic mess in the Gulf

Ethanol mills are making money. Taxpayer subsidies are starting to flow overseas. The impact of a bigger blend of ethanol has a lot of as of yet unanswered questions—the biggest of which, given the economic standing of the industry is, what’s the rush?

The administration’s close ties to BP could explain its lackadaisical approach to cleaning up the Gulf

Using fossil fuel in vehicles is better for the environment than so-called green fuels made from crops, according to a British government study