[NordP]

Yep, that is what she said, too. It was a GREAT talk given by Anne Korin...she's really interesting to listen to, and knows her stuff. She said she speaks to Congressional leaders in that area...I was pleased to hear that.

With her, it's all about choices, because when we have choices the industry is less likely to be taken over by one entity or another...and the American people, as well as the world population isn't held hostage to one energy source to fuel their cars. They can choose the type of bio fuel that makes the most sense in their areas, too...i.e. Iowa - corn, other places - sugar cane, etc. etc. And, with cars that run on varoius fuels, we get to choose the cheapest method of refueling at the same time. Win-Win

[griswold3]

I heard Anne Korin, too. My only reluctance was the government ‘mandates’ to hybrid/flex fuel cars.
The ‘used auto’ market would crash. Just how many autos would be worthless if they mandated that! Like all new ‘movements’ with momentum, it’s the market/informed public that will generate the gradual ‘change’!