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The cornhuskers are currently petitioning the EPA for a waiver to increase ethanol blends in gasoline from 10 percent to 15 percent in an effor to artificially boost demand. Big Government has more.
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astonerii| 3.9.10 @ 4:34PM
doesn't that 100% increase the damage to the environment? How exactly can this be justified under EPA as ethanol increases many pollutants associated with internal combustion engines?
c. j. acworth| 3.9.10 @ 7:04PM
Don't see a problem here. I'm a big booster of ethanol myself. Since 1/20/'09 I've been boosting even more than I used to!
bill| 3.10.10 @ 8:34AM
15% will damage many of the existing engines. Maybe the idea is to get the older cars off the road?