I like acres also but Dr. Pimental wantedto talk hectors allthe time so I took the time to change my figures all to hectors so he would understand.
Why he was using hectors when he is from the US I do not know?
Hectors is a form of land measure in Europe.
But that is the way this professor of bugs present his case.
Yup he is a professor of bugs. And he did a study on the economics ethanol. Then sent it out to the press to be released so all could see his shaded facts.
The university of Ill. proved there is a positive return of energy by the way.
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