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Biofuels and the Competition for Grain [Infographic]

1 by Timothy Hurst on March 9, 2010

Until algae-based fuels, biodiesel, and cellulosic ethanol reach the stage where they are able to grab a larger share of the overall biofuels market, many argue that there will continue to be upward pressure on food prices caused by the competition for grain. (Click graphic to expand)

Source: Earth Policy Institute/ The Guardian

Category: Economy, Energy | Tags: biodiesel, biofuel, corn, energy policy, ethanol, food, infographic

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