The U.S. ethanol rush could drain drinking water supplies in parts of the country because corn — a key source of the country's alternative fuel — requires vast quantities of water for irrigation, the National Research Council reported on Wednesday.
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The U.S. ethanol rush could drain drinking water supplies in parts of the country because corn — a key source of the country's alternative fuel — requires vast quantities of water for irrigation, the National Research Council reported on Wednesday.
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