The efforts come as the House remains stalled on its legislative proposal, and after some lobbyists have suggested the EPA action last month could reduce congressional appetite to change the Renewable Fuel Standard.
"The hearing on Wednesday was a bit of a surprise," Michael McAdams, president of the Advanced Biofuels Association, said of a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing on the Renewable Fuel Standard. "A lot of people thought that when the EPA released the rule that it would cut the legs out of doing anything legislatively."
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This burns the engine cylinders up...
Once again the oil lobby is pumping money to the politicans because they bought all the ethanol refineries for 10 cents on the dollar a few years ago and want to make big profits.
if ethanol is / was such a great idea then why does it need to be subsidized so heavily by the government? Just another reason food prices are spiking and the big corporate famers are cashing in!
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