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The New York Times Warns That Ethanol Subsidies May Have Created A ‘Tragic Moment’
By Mr Ethanol | August 16, 2007
Agricultural Law:
This past Friday, The New York Times published an editorial harshly criticizing ethanol subsidies. (“The Farmer’s Nightmare,” The New York Times - August 10, 2007) The editorial warned: “American farming is poised on the brink of true industrialization, creating a landscape driven by energy production…What we are witnessing is the beginning of the tragic moment in which the ownership of America’s farmland passes from the farmer to the industrial giants of energy and agricultural production.” In January, The Wall Street Journal published a similarly harsh editorial criticizing ethanol subsidies. (“Very, Very Big Corn,” The Wall Street Journal - January 27, 2007)
These editorials identified the following negative impacts of ethanol subsidies… read on.
Topics: Agriculture, Biodiesel, Ethanol, Law, Negatives, News |
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