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Re: Why I Don't Use Cellulose or Blue-Jean Insulation

Hi,

just a quick reply to Mr Yagid comment about corn produced for energy production. The problem is not the production of corn itself, it's the utilization of good land fields for the production of energy crops instead of animal or human foods(because good quality soils are reqiured for the production of corn ans soja production). Also for your information, corn grown for the production of ethanol IS the same corn grown to feed animals like pigs and cows(and not for humans). Corn production is an energy crop with the highest fertilizer requirements (which causes so much environmental problems). Nitrogen fertilizers are made with natural gaz (again not a renewable source of energy). So twice twice before using anything that simply labeled green...