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    Iowa act wheres the Alberta Act?

    Congressman Jim Nussle of Iowa yesterday introduced legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives to lower gas prices and expand the production of renewable fuels. The Independence from Oil With Agriculture (IOWA) Act calls for nationally expanded production of renewable fuels such as ethanol and biodiesel by nearly 60% within six years.


    The IOWA Act would increase the Renewable Fuels Standard from 7.5 billion gallons to 12 billion gallons by 2012, and provide a permanent tax credit for the installation of E85 tanks. It would also permanently extend the small producer ethanol tax credit, biodiesel production tax credit, and renewable energy income tax credit for utility providers using electricity generated from renewable sources.

    "This legislation is a common-sense solution for consumers and the environment," Nussle said. "By boosting the production of ethanol, biodiesel, wind and biomass, we'll increase the supply of cleaner burning, more environmentally friendly renewable fuels and lower the costs on working families and motorists at the gas pump. This is nothing to say about the economic boom it will be on Iowa's farms and Main Streets where these rich resources are grown, harvested and sold."

    Wheres the Alberta act??
    OH heres the Alberta act,
    Alberta
    Leads
    By
    Example
    Rarely cause they are
    Totally
    At the feet of big oil.


    Well at least the rest of the world is going to use arable acres for the production of biofuels, read this morning where India is looking at 34 million hectares seeded into a plum that they can use for bio diesel.

    #2
    That sounds like a PLUM DEAL!!

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