Living in Interesting Times

I know "green" is all the rage, but are people really ready to spend 9 times more for it?

So you believe that at some point in the (near?) future they (we) are going to have a choice?

In any event, are you looking at this thread as a Consumer or as an Investor?
 
So you believe that at some point in the (near?) future they (we) are going to have a choice?

In any event, are you looking at this thread as a Consumer or as an Investor?

As a pragmatist.

How well did investors in Ethanol plants fare?
 
At the beginning, mid-point or end? :D (Assuming, of course, that the end was reached.)


I'm assuming we're at the end for a fuel that costs more to produce, is incompatible with our existing infrastructure, is less efficient to burn, and arguably causes more environmental harm (and human suffering?) than what it replaces. Unless the corn lobby can resurrect it . . . in which case I'd say we're closer to the beginning.
 
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