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LOWER THE GAS OR GET OFF YER A$$
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Mr. President, gas prices in these United States are wretchedly overwhelming. But you know this.

You can do alot about this Mr. President, there are other sources for fuel in this country.

These sources have been around for a long time. These sources need to be available to the PEOPLE now.

You know all the facts Mr. President, you know the statistics. What are you waiting for, more importantly WHY are you waiting?

Wars, nor mother nature should have no hand in any of this - you are the cost, cause, then effect.

Lift burden the from all the people of America who use any type fuels. Give way to new frontiers in industry - now.

http://www.ethanol.org/  

Ethanol is a homegrown fuel that results in job creation, increased farm income, improved air quality, and greater energy independence by reducing imports of foreign oil.

In 2004, U.S. ethanol facilities set new production records and consumers used more than 3 billion gallons of ethanol in their automobiles. 2005 looks to be another record-setting year.

Please use this website to learn more about ethanol and its many benefits.

You can make a difference:

Access our Legislative Action Center

http://www.ontariocorn.org/ethanol.htm

The Corn Fuel Ethanol Home PageOntario Corn Producers’ Association


Ontario corn farmers are big supporters of the expanded use of renewable fuels including ethanol- blended gasoline, and “neat” ethanol (fuels containing at least 85% ethanol). So, too, are a growing percentage of Canadian automobile owners.

Here’s why:

  • Biological renewability. Ethanol is made from growing crops, not fossil energy sources. The sun is the source of most energy used to make fuel ethanol.
  • Cleaner environment. When ethanol is used as an automotive fuel, either by itself or in a ethanol-gasoline blend, the result is less carbon monoxide, lower emissions of hydrocarbons into the air, and less dependence on toxic compounds used to increase the octane level of automotive fuels.
  • Cleaner burning engines, less carbon build-up.
  • Lower net carbon dioxide emissions caused by the combustion of automotive fuels, These means less potential for global warming.
  • Less dependence on imported light crude oil used, increasingly, for gasoline production in Canada.
  • Expanded market opportunity for Canadian farmers, without hampering Canadian food production capabilities.
  • Economic opportunities for rural Canada.

The Canadian market for ethanol continues to expand. Ethanol-blended gasoline is now sold at over 600 retail stations across Canada, including over 250 in Ontario.

Two new fuel ethanol plants were built in Ontario in 1996/97 - the Seaway Valley Farmers’ Energy Cooperative plant at Cornwall, Ontario (production capacity, 55 million litres per year), and the Commercial Alcohols, Inc. Plant at Chatham, Ontario (initial production capacity, 150 million litres per year).

See these sites for more information on fuel ethanol usage in Canada:The following sites also provide good information on fuel ethanol:
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