corn subsidies

Several problems with that insinuation

1. Ethanol is still a fledgling technology and the usage of it is not widespread. it's a bit early to be blaming starvation on that.

2. There have been multiple discoveries to make ethanol out of stuff other than corn. If you keep reading clipmarks I'm sure you'll see many references pop up to different fibrous plants that have nothing to do with human foods and are much more efficient than corn.

3. The only reason we'd need to see extensive use of ethanol manufacturing is if people continue to push for crude based energy. We have enough alternate fuels and technology to replace the combustion engine within a decade in ...

corn subsidies

Several problems with that insinuation

1. Ethanol is still a fledgling technology and the usage of it is not widespread. it's a bit early to be blaming starvation on that.

2. There have been multiple discoveries to make ethanol out of stuff other than corn. If you keep reading clipmarks I'm sure you'll see many references pop up to different fibrous plants that have nothing to do with human foods and are much more efficient than corn.

3. The only reason we'd need to see extensive use of ethanol manufacturing is if people continue to push for crude based energy. We have enough alternate fuels and technology to replace the combustion engine within a decade in America if the same focus that was placed on this ill conceived war was used on getting America off crude. And they would be much more environment friendly.

4. Taking a serious look at curbing population. We can breed like rats, but let us hope we use the intelligence of humans and don't set that intelligence aside to fundamental blind beliefs.

5. I don't see much starvation in technologically advanced countries. Perhaps if they are starving they need to make some changes in their government and economy to take care of their people? Helping people is one thing, supporting them is another.