Does The Focus On E85 Cost You More In The Long Run?

Shopping at a Whole Foods Market in suburban Chicago, Meredith Estes said food prices have jumped so much she has resorted to coupons. Charles T. Rodgers Jr., an Arkansas cattle rancher, said normal feed rations so expensive and scarce he is scrambling for alternatives. In Oregon, Jack Joyce, the owner of Rogue Ales, said the cost of barley malt has soared 88 percent this year.

For years, cheap food and feed were taken for granted in the United States.

But now the price of some foods is rising sharply, and from the corridors of Washington to the aisles of neighborhood supermarkets, a blame alert is under way.
 
 

silver1 - 12/18/2007 2:05:44 PM

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Yes.....I research this already...especially when I notice when it came to the gas markets, I've gotten a slight decrease in gas mileage, and look at comsumer reports studies, there results were the same....

Brembo - 12/18/2007 2:40:05 PM

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YES.YES. AND YES.

Rupert - 12/18/2007 3:03:05 PM

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What have I been telling you all??

Shredmo - 12/19/2007 1:00:49 PM

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Great points! I agree with this, well, until it becomes political, then it is just rhetoric/hind sight opinion.