You can use the fuel you want to I have no problem with that, and we all can have opinions on stuff I understand that.
Science has shown over and over and over that corn ethanol in the USA produces more energy than it consumes, from planting the corn seed to putting the nozzle in your fuel tank.
Please become educated and stop spreading propaganda on the facts.
If you wish to not use the product that is your right and most certainly up to you. Not the issue here.
You are wrong on your bet. Since the 2006 studies presented, ethanol production and corn growing has increased efficiency even more, so the wikipeadia link is outdated, but it is perhaps a more neutral source than anything else I find that is easliy understood.
It�s unfortunate that cellulose ethanol has not lived up to its promise in the real world. Many of the projections were based on expected fermenting improvements which have not happened; and the logistics of handling such large volumes of raw material are more inefficient than the early studies planned for.
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