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roosterk0031 · 11-10-2014, 07:55 PM

This again

http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...ear-30343.html

Ethanol is still being used as an Octane booster, last year (IIRC) the midwest pipe lines switched frome being 87 octane to 85, without 10% ethanol or premium mixed in, their (big oil) base fuel is not marketable. E10 burns cleaner is about 5% cheaper than 87 octane E0, but only 1.5% lower BTU's per gallon though studies in the link above show that btu's/ gallon doesn't = btus/mile.

Big oil came up with the food vs fuel lie and have been running with it for years. Petrolumn had a greater influence on food cost than ethanol.

How Oil Prices Affect the Price of Food

I didn't even read it, it was just second article that came up googling "petrolum vs food" the graph provides all the data food cost follows petrolum.

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roosterk0031 Master EcoModder Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: na Posts: 1,025 Thanks: 277 Thanked 218 Times in 185 Posts	This again http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...ear-30343.html Ethanol is still being used as an Octane booster, last year (IIRC) the midwest pipe lines switched frome being 87 octane to 85, without 10% ethanol or premium mixed in, their (big oil) base fuel is not marketable. E10 burns cleaner is about 5% cheaper than 87 octane E0, but only 1.5% lower BTU's per gallon though studies in the link above show that btu's/ gallon doesn't = btus/mile. Big oil came up with the food vs fuel lie and have been running with it for years. Petrolumn had a greater influence on food cost than ethanol. How Oil Prices Affect the Price of Food I didn't even read it, it was just second article that came up googling "petrolum vs food" the graph provides all the data food cost follows petrolum.