In The Media
Jeff Goodell
July 24, 2007. "The Ethanol Scam: One of America's Biggest Political Boondoggles," by Jeff Goodell, Rolling Stone. Cites subsidy value per gallon of ethanol from our October 2006 study for IISD.
Published: 10/29/2008
John Carey
August 8, 2007. "Uncertain Climate at Harvard Business School," by John Carey. Green Biz section of BusinessWeek online.
Published: 10/29/2008
Mark Clayton
September 28, 2007. "Nuclear Power Surge Coming," by Mark Clayton, Christian Science Monitor.
Published: 10/29/2008
Steven Mufson
October 8, 2007. "Nuclear Power Primed for Comback: Demand, Subsidies Spur US Utilities," by Steven Mufson, Washington Post.
Published: 10/29/2008
Nature
October 11, 2007. "Kill King Corn," Nature, Editorial page. Mentions Earth Track's estimates of subsidies per mt CO2-equivalent, calculated for the IISD.
Published: 10/29/2008
GrainNet
October 23, 2007. "US Support for Biofuels to Increase Towards $100 Billion Between 2006-2012 With Global Subsidies Initiative," GrainNet.
Published: 10/29/2008
Todd Neeley
October 29, 2007. "US Biofuel Subsidies Too Much," by Todd Neeley, DTN Ethanol Center.
Martin Woolf
October 30, 2007. "Biofuels: a tale of special interests and subsidies," by Martin Woolf, Financial Times.
Discusses a variety of the findings of the Global Subsidy Initiative's
reports on biofuels subsidies including the US report done by Earth
Track.
Published: 10/29/2008
Mark Clayton
November 14, 2007. "The politics of ethanol outshine its costs," by Mark Clayton, The Christian Science Monitor.
Published: 10/29/2008
Paul Maidment
November 15, 2007. "Farm Paid," by Paul Maidment, Forbes.
Published: 10/29/2008
Ronald Bailey
December 4, 2007. "Bioethanol Boondoggle," by Ronald Bailey, Reason Online.
Published: 10/29/2008
Bill Lambrecht
December 2, 2007. "Big guys step in as ethanol hits a wall," by Bill Lambrecht, St. Louis Post Dispatch.
Published: 10/29/2008
December 6, 2007. "Cheap No more: Rising incomes in Asia and ethanol subsidies in America have put an end to a long era of falling food prices," The Economist. Cites data, though unfortunately without attribution:"America's
ethanol programme is a product of government subsidies. There are more… Read More
Published: 10/29/2008
Brad Kelly
December 7, 2007. "Will Ethanol Harvest Hurt Some Farmers?" by Brad Kelly, Investor's Business Daily.
Published: 10/29/2008