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10 hours ago ago from Citizen Energy
Transportation Policy Analyst, Lena Pons The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Dec. 1 that it would defer deciding on a request by Growth Energy, an ethanol trade group, to increase the allowable blending percent of ethanol in gasoline from 10 to 15 percent. Public Citizen commented in July on the petition, strongly urging that EPA deny the request for a waiver. EPA’s is expected to make a final determination in June ...
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