http://gas-mileage.com/ethanol-friend-or-foe/ Gas Mileage Ratings & Advice to Easily Improve Fuel Economy Fri, 02 Apr 2010 01:17:47 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://gas-mileage.com/ethanol-friend-or-foe/comment-page-1/#comment-28 lloyd Sat, 13 Feb 2010 06:18:38 +0000 http://gas-mileage.com/?p=132#comment-28 recently , I had to go over my boat with all new fuel lines and replace the fiberglass fuel tank .all of it was due to the ethanol that they said would be good for us. so i want to know why our great Gov.can't find a way to help the boaters in this great land of our's. recently , I had to go over my boat with all new fuel lines and replace the fiberglass fuel tank .all of it was due to the ethanol that they said would be good for us. so i want to know why our great Gov.can’t find a way to help the boaters in this great land of our’s.

]]> http://gas-mileage.com/ethanol-friend-or-foe/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Jesse Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:13:51 +0000 http://gas-mileage.com/?p=132#comment-8 Interesting take. I would think most Americans would glady give up minimal fuel effieciency in order to keep their hard-earned dollar here in the United States. It's crazy to think that the so called "greenies" wouldn't support a fuel that is not only renewable, but also cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions. I think American Citizens need to take long hard look at where their dollar is going when deciding what to fuel up on next time at the pump. Ethanol is providing rural jobs, a cleaner enviornment and is lessening the United States dependence on foreign oil. A proposed ethanol pipeline from South Dakota to New Jersey would increase demand and lower ethanol prices in the New England States. Interesting take. I would think most Americans would glady give up minimal fuel effieciency in order to keep their hard-earned dollar here in the United States. It’s crazy to think that the so called “greenies” wouldn’t support a fuel that is not only renewable, but also cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions. I think American Citizens need to take long hard look at where their dollar is going when deciding what to fuel up on next time at the pump. Ethanol is providing rural jobs, a cleaner enviornment and is lessening the United States dependence on foreign oil.
A proposed ethanol pipeline from South Dakota to New Jersey would increase demand and lower ethanol prices in the New England States.

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