Ethanol fuel mandates have increased corn and grain prices by a factor of 3 or more since 2006.
The high cost of food grain is destroying the third world and driving starvation.
“Ethanol fuel mandates have increased corn and grain prices by a factor of 3 or more since 2006.”
Actually, corn is only up about 75% from 2006, with the price coming very close to production costs. Soybeans, which are not used to make ethanol and do not substitute for grains, are up about 50% over 2006, and are priced below production costs.