The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Mark G. Eichenseer, vice president for operations at Verenium, right, and Mike Chapple, a shift manager, inspect energy cane at the plant for a Verenium ethanol venture with BP in Jennings, La., in May 2009. For decades, the big oil companies and the farm lobby have fought about ethanol, with the farmers pushing to produce more of it and the refiners arguing it was a boondoggle. So why are technicians for BP, the giant oil company, now working at an experimental ethanol plant here, helping to make it more efficient? The erstwhile enemies, it turns out, are gradually learning to get along. (Michael Stravato/The New York Times)
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2009-05-26
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