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Proposed Cellulosic Ethanol Plant - what it would mean for "Green Collar Jobs" in New Milford CT

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This entry was posted on 3/16/2008 12:39 PM and is filed under ethanol green collar jobs,green collar jobs,green jobs,ethanol plant,ethanol jobs,cellulosic ethanol plant.

As I noted on our Website, http://ethanolconsultants.com/green-collar-job.htm, with this proposed cellulosic ethanol plant in New Milford, CT, there is a potential of creating up to 200 new "green collar jobs" in New Milford Connecticut!

Not only will New Milford & Connecticut benefit from the production of ethanol, the sale of town-owned property for a cash-infusion, the entire state and even the northeast will benefit from the close vicinity of an ethanol plant that will ease the distribution and availability of ethanol for the ever-growing demand (and government mandates).

As with any ethanol or cellulosic ethanol proposal, there are many viewpoints on both sides of the many issues these types of plants raise. I will do my "infomediary & intermediary" duties by attempting to log some of these viewpoints for ethanol plants in their early phases around the U.S. and Canada. In the mean time, here are some sites that already are helping to provide the information we are all seeking:

Personal Technology Enterprises, LLC proud member of  NEVC

Personal Technology Enterprises, LLC, proud member of  ACE

Ethanol Industry at a Glance

EthanolToday
Ethanol Biorefinery Locations

Map (pdf) of U.S. Biorefinery Locations

Weekly USDA Ethanol Summary

Ethanol publications

Posts from the Ethanol Category at AutoblogGreen

The Ethanol Report

The Energy Blog

 

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