President Obama recently expressed enthusiasm for aggressive offshore drilling--in Brazil. His energy "blueprint" will get no further than all previous presidential schemes because it is unserious at its core.

Contrary to popular belief, vastly expanding our use of ethanol fuel would increase food prices, greenhouse gas emissions, and local air and water pollution.

Contrary to popular belief, ethanol fuel will do little or nothing to increase our energy security or stabilize fuel prices.

Investing in alternative energy sources, such as ethanol, provides a solution as gas prices go up and national security becomes more of an issue.

As studies show that ethanol from corn may not be the answer, funds should be redirected toward other efforts in energy security and climate change.

A recent U.S. pact with Brazil could pave the way to an efficient, game-changing global market in biofuels.

Not since prohibition has ethanol—that intoxicating compound found in beer, wine, and hard liquor—held such a high profile in America's public policy debate. Whether made from corn, sugarcane, woodchips, or the newly famous "switchgrass" mentioned by President George W. Bush in his 2005 State of the Union address, ethanol is...

In a capital city that is full of shameless political scams, ethanol is perhaps the most egregious.