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Cellulosic Biofuels: Another Opportunity for Washington to Marry Agriculture and Energy Goals

Author: 
David Morris
Publication Date: 
12 May 2008
Today, cellulosic ethanol can no longer be ignored. Even as the quantity of ethanol from corn increases, the age of corn ethanol is drawing to a close. Few new corn-to-ethanol plants will be built beyond those currently in the financing and construction pipeline. The opportunity to build on the farmer-owned corn-to-ethanol biorefinery model is over. But the opportunity for local ownership is just beginning for cellulosic biofuels.  This piece was originally published in Ethanol Today magazine.
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