The
Environmental Protection Agency has been demanding the impossible of
refiners and then penalizing them when they fail to comply. A new ruling
from a federal appeals court stops this shakedown.
For the past few years, the EPA has required refiners to purchase
vast quantities of cellulosic biofuel, which is made from non-edible
plant parts such as wood, grass, and cornstalks, and to use it in the
gasoline they produce. The problem? The EPA wants refiners to buy more
of this fuel than is available on the market — or has ever been
available, for that matter. When those refiners have understandably
failed to comply, the EPA has forced them to pay for an exemption.Read more: http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/339340/epa-vs-reality-jillian-kay-melchior
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