Last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved 15% ethanol blends (E15) in vehicles manufactured since 2007. The previous legislation prevented blends higher than 10% ethanol with gasoline, fearing that the ethanol would cause significant damage to engines. While the current ruli...
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News Commentary | May 24, 2021
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