Uncle Sam has always been much kinder to corn ethanol than its poorer cousins, sugar-based ethanol and biodiesel. But these days, the doted-on child of biofuels seems to be getting all the breaks. The corn ethanol industry, while still wounded, is enjoying profit margins not seen since 2006
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