Oh man, to the oil company ethanol is a bad thing, we are losing our quail, to alcohol! This is sore subject for me, I think we need to go to bio fuels, solar energy, that is my thought! Are we losing quail because of the ethanol industry, I don't think so, there is other factors I'm sure. Is there birds that get killed from a propeller on a wind mill, ya, I hit some with my truck to when they fly into it. The oil company seems to push this negative publicity on ethanol, but wait wasn't there a few ships had a small oil leak, that killed a couple birds, fish, and other sea living creatures? And what about the pipelines they forced on peoples property that sprung a leak? But that is the better way, right???? Seems to me big oil can drink there oil, I'll go for alcohol! Tom
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