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  1. "Misguided" Ethanol Mandate Devastating Texas Livestock Industry: Governor Asks for Waiver

    ManagersRealm - Apr 26, 2008

    Texas Governor Rick Perry, calling the ethanol mandate by the federal goverment "misguided," has sought approval to get a waiver on the renewable fuel standard; seeking a cut of half the biofuel mandate. Perry said …

    Also tagged: global warming, ethanol, good intentions, corn based ethanol, food riots, biofuel mandate, ethanol mandate, texas livestock industry, untended consequences

  2. "Misguided" Ethanol Mandate Devastating Texas Livestock Industry: Governor Asks for Waiver [ManagersRealm]

    Know More Media - Management / Operations - Apr 25, 2008

    Texas Governor Rick Perry, calling the ethanol mandate by the federal goverment "misguided," has sought approval to get a waiver on the renewable fuel standard; seeking a cut of half the biofuel mandate. Perry said …

    Also tagged: global warming, ethanol, good intentions, corn based ethanol, food riots

  3. Governor Margaret Spellings?

    TheBizofKnowledge - Sep 11, 2007

    America's top teacher, Margaret Spellings, is already dropping her name as a possible candidate in a race to be decided after her boss leaves his job. Education Secretary Margaret Spellings is considering a run for …

    Also tagged: education, texas, margaret spellings, governor, business of education

  4. Governor Margaret Spellings? [TheBizofKnowledge]

    Know More Media - Education - Sep 11, 2007

    America's top teacher, Margaret Spellings, is already dropping her name as a possible candidate in a race to be decided after her boss leaves his job. Education Secretary Margaret Spellings is considering a run for …

    Also tagged: education, texas, margaret spellings, governor, business of education