Reuters: Greenhouse gas emissions created when land is converted to grow biofuels should not count against the ethanol business, said retired U.S. Army General Wesley Clark, the co-chairman of an ethanol industry group. This week California is slated to approve a Low Carbon Fuel Standard in which the state with the most cars will try to regulate carbon dioxide emissions, not just over the life cycle of making and burning ethanol and other biofuels, but also indirect emissions that arise when …