We were all over the airwaves of Missouri yesterday, talking about ethanol and our recent case study. Justin, sitting at a very impressive desk, appeared on Columbia’s KMIZ-TV as part of a well-done sort of point-counterpoint piece. The ethanol supporters admitted that ethanol has a lower energy content than ordinary gasoline, but said this difference is too small to measure — as though math can’t measure small numbers, which add up to millions of dollars a year statewide, or $29 a year in added costs for the average Missouri driver. That ain’t so small anymore.
I, myself, was a guest on the Mark Reardon show (to listen, click on the podcast at the right side of that page) on KMOX radio in St. Louis. We both appreciated the opportunity to discuss the issue, and thank both KMIZ and KMOX for the invites.
