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That was my fault. I meant to say "they" instead o...

2008-07-20T23:56:00.000-04:00

That was my fault. I meant to say "they" instead of "you" in that last sentence...

In the other arguments, I'm merely arguing against the claims posted, regardless of author.

Again, my bad. Wrong pronoun.

But, to further continue the discussion, what about nuclear energy? The French use it for approximately 70% of their power, it's very renewable, and it leaves very little pollution behind for the amount of power it puts out. As long as precautionary measures are taken, it's actually incredibly safe as well. Any thoughts?

EDITORS NOTE: People who disagree, agree or have a...

2008-07-20T17:08:00.000-04:00

EDITORS NOTE: People who disagree, agree or have anything to say about my blog should feel welcomed to leave any comments they wish. However, I do appreciate a full reading of my post before doing so. The comment above, which accuses me of deeming ethanol a “wonder drug” (as well as pretty much sums up my post), seems like it was written without taking in what I was trying to say. That may be due to a lack of clarity on my part. In any case, the post was intended to examine ethanol’s drawbacks. Thanks for reading.

Ethanol is much more expensive to produce than gas...

2008-07-12T04:17:00.000-04:00

Ethanol is much more expensive to produce than gasoline to produce, therefore it drives fuel prices up.

It would be less expensive if we made it from sugarcane, but unfortunately for us, we've contracted out our ability to grow that...

Jobs created by excess prices are not creating wealth; they are merely displacing it.

If ethanol was the economic wonderdrug that you make it up to be, then we would be using it instead of gasoline.