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Fill Up With Ethanol? One Obstacle Is Big Oil
The Wall Street Journal April 2, 2007 by Laura Meckler, WSJ Rules Keep a Key Fuel Out of Some Stations; Car Makers Push Back President Bush, domestic auto makers, farmers and others tout ethanol as a home-grown alternative to imported oil. Across the Midwest, plants that make the fuel out of corn are multiplying at [...]
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Monday, April 2, 2007
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