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This research, not funded by the ethanol industry, concludes ethanol was responsible for no more than a 2% rise in food prices over 5 years.
North Platte Telegraph - Expert: Ethanol gets bum rap
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Economist says ethanol plays very small role in food price increase
Posted in May 1st, 2008
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