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To: jmhollen who wrote (81)	11/2/2010 10:46:56 PM
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- Part 2 - (That was an information-rich message you wrote.) >The problem with Ethanol is the back door BS interference by Big Oil and the fact that getting E-10 moved up to E-20 (a no brainer)* is being thwarted for no practical reason.< The latest gov't. myth is that cars built before 2000 may* have trouble running more than the present E-10. "May" being an Oil Lobby weasel word, no doubt. My current understanding is that ordinary gasoline car engines can accept up to 24% ethanol. Or more, unless your '77 Jeep V8 was unusual in some way. >E-85 is gradually growing as the auto industry produces more Flex vehicles. A FED mandate for E-20 would help the entire USA and begin eliminating the need for any subsidies; more volume always solves production cost problems - if plants add efficiency at the same time.< As I understand it, there are mountains of commercial corn all over the mid-west right now, produced by impressive machinery and fostered by gov't. corn programs. Congress could unravel this knot a lot quicker with E-20 and FFV mandates.

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