Corn-based ethanol gasoline additive doesn’t have anything going for it. It’s hard on car engines, makes gas cost more, drives up grocery prices, costs taxpayers money, and doesn’t clean up the air because growing corn burns diesel. The only people who benefit from the ethanol requirement are midwestern farmers getting rich by growing corn. Nearly half of America’s corn group ends up in gas tanks. That number should be zero, or at least significantly lower than it is now.
On the other hand, my friend the editor here thinks corn makes great booze (ed.)