Tim Searchinger
By Harry Tournemille on November 3, 2009
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One of the more crucial components of the climate bill in front of the Senate is the regulated production and usage of biofuels.
These two features represent big business and carry important leverage from farm-states for the climate bill to pass. But the question still remains: are current laws doing enough to address legitimate concerns involving biofuel production?
