Republicans and Democrats alike have long pushed federal subsidies for “cellulosic ethanol” — an alternative biofuel to corn ethanol, whose problems are now widely known.
But a new federally funded study finds that one important type of cellulosic ethanol actually results in more near-term greenhouse-gas emissions than gasoline does.
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