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Thirst for Corn: What 2007 Plantings Could Mean for the Environment

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By Liz Marshall on July 5, 2007

Tags: agriculture

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  Liz Marshall, Economist/Associate II

  Liz Marshall is a resource economist heading up the Biofuels Production and Policy project at the World Resources Institute.

  lmarshall@wri.org+1(202)729-7719

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