Via [The Hill] (http://thehill.com/blogs/e2-wire/e2-wire/321897-report-603-million-in-energy-dept-biofuels-funding-fails-to-meet-goals):
"A years-long Energy Department program to help spur industry production of next-generation biofuels has fallen short, the department's inspector general concludes in a new report. 'Despite over 7 years of effort and the expenditure of about $603 million, the Department had not yet achieved its biorefinery development and production goals,' states the report made public Thursday." (The full report is available [here] (http://energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2013/09/f2/IG-0893.pdf) in case you're having a boring day.)
But don't worry -- it's only $600 million invested in our future that's been washed down the drain on a project predestined to fail. That's what this administration does best, isn't it?
What we're wondering is how much money was spent on the study to reveal the obvious.
