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Re: Ethanol revisited, again


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Posted by LAA on September 08, 2013 at 09:57:48 from (82.147.215.138):

In Reply to: Re: Ethanol revisited, again posted by fixerupper on September 08, 2013 at 07:36:48:

Big oil tax breaks don"t amount to anything when compared with the amount of economic impact the oil and petro chemical industry has om the USA and the world. Various groups estimate big oil tax breaks between 14 and 52 billion per year, keep in mind these are tax breaks for doing a specifiied amount of business or installing infrastructure to comply with federal regulations, in other words, big oils tax breaks are earned just like every other industries tax breaks, except the so called green energy sector. Big oil tax breaks for the past 30 years don"t equal half of what was thrown away on wind and solar power boon doggles in the 2009 stimulas package alone, and those industries recieved money out of your pocket, actual tax payer transfer, not tax breaks which they will never get because they will never post a profit in order to owe any tax. As far as pollution goes, the only lasting damage from any oil spill in history was man made after the fact, the seas will break the oil up and there are bacteria and organisma that eat the oil, all the lasting damage has been man using harsh chemicals and questionable methods, in addition, in the entire history of offshore drilling on the US outer continental shelf there has never been as much oil spilled accidently than what is discharged by natural seepage every single year, including the Deepwater Horizon fiasco of 2010. Drilling and producing oil relieves resovoir pressures and slows natural seepage, just look at California for the textbook case. If you really want the true numbers I think you will be surprised.


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