Conventional biofuels cost the taxpayers money through the cost of federal subsidies and grant programs and don't actually benefit the environment.
Randy Weber: “Conventional biofuels cost the taxpayers money through the cost of federal subsidies and grant programs and don't…”
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Weber argues that biofuels are financially burdensome and environmentally ineffective.
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She should have never stooped that low. 'I'm going to disrespect him in that fashion, of making fun of what happened to him.'
There's absolutely no place for that and this is a method where we, as members of Congress, the House of Representatives can stand up and say that was wrong, that should never be done, never allowed.
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