greenhouse gas emissions / energy security / food crisis / gas pumps / farm machinery / food prices / less energy / clean energy future / http /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Mexico / Mississippi River / /
Organization
Congress / Agricultural Statistic Service / World Bank / Government Accountability Office / USDA / New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission / National Academy of Sciences / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Sheila Karpf / Patricia Ellis / Andrew Hug / Randy Schnepf / Brent D. Yacobucci / Michal Rosenoer / Bryan Walsh / / /
Position
Biofuels policy campaigner / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
South Dakota / Mississippi / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / /
Region
Gulf of Mexico / /
Technology
biofuels / http / html / Pollution Control / pdf / /
Corn ethanol is the most prevalent biofuel produced and used in the United States. However, corn ethanol seriously damages the environment by negatively impacting soil, air, water, land, and producing more greenhouse gas