Ethanol and Its Impact

The speaker discusses the viability of ethanol, especially in relation to oil prices, and its importance in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. They express support for various ethanol sources, such as switch grass and sugar cane, but oppose subsidies and tariffs on ethanol. The speaker believes ethanol is a high-quality product that should compete globally, despite this being an unpopular stance in Iowa. They emphasize making decisions that benefit America and Iowa's agricultural interests.

What is one of the key benefits of ethanol mentioned by the speaker?

• It is cheaper than oil.

• It reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

• It is a popular choice in Iowa.

• It is easy to produce.

Which types of ethanol does the speaker support?

• Switchgrass, sugarcane, and other types

• Only imported ethanol

• Only corn-based ethanol

• Only sugarcane-based ethanol

What is the speaker's stance on ethanol subsidies?

• Supports them only for imported ethanol

• Supports them only for Iowa

• Opposes them

• Supports them fully

Why does the speaker oppose tariffs on imported ethanol?

• Wants to protect local manufacturers

• Believes it is a low-quality product

• Thinks it should compete freely

• Believes it is too expensive

What is the speaker's main priority when taking a stance on ethanol?

• Popularity in Iowa

• Best interest of America and Iowa's agriculture

• Reducing oil prices

• Increasing ethanol production