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Editors at The Daily Nonpareil call out the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for wavering on the president’s orders with the recent RVO announcement.
Editorial: The buck stops where?
nonpareilonline.com
While Midwest farmers and Republican elected officials have been steadfastly supportive of President Donald Trump on most agriculture-related issues, there are some growing indications of rumblings of discontent.Advanced Biofuels Business Council President Brooke Coleman praises the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for year-round E15: “Year-round E15 opens up a vital new market, where innovators in advanced and cellulosic biofuels will have space to grow alongside American farmers.”
President made the right decision
norfolkdailynews.com
The Environmental Protection Agency is not a four-letter word, but for some agricultural producers in Nebraska and elsewhere, it surely has seemed like it at times.Via Quad-City Times: Iowa farmer calls on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the administration to end small refinery exemptions and stop letting oil giants determine how much ethanol can reach consumers.
Letter: EPA to finally address E15 problem
qctimes.com
Candidates visit biofuel facilities in Iowa to show their support for rural jobs, clean energy, and a strong farm economy. It’s less common with sitting presidents. So it was greatIowa Renewable Fuels Association Executive Director Monte Shaw says the newly released RVO proposal "really isn't worth the paper it's written on," but "we do have time to fight and get some final rule to be better..."
EPA Ethanol Proposal Ignores Refinery Exemption Losses
whotv.com
IOWA -- Agribusiness Reporter David Geiger speaks to Monte Shaw, the Executive Director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association about a newly released Renewable Volume Obligation (RVO) proposal from the Environmental Protection Agency. David Geiger: The first question I want to hop into is the 2020....DC lawyer to U.S. EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler regarding USDA’s involvement in SRE petition reviews: "The information is extremely sensitive from a competitive standpoint, illustrating both the financial and commercial vulnerability experienced by the small refinery petitioning for relief."
Refining Interests, Oil State Senators Want USDA’s Nose Out of SRE Petition Reviews
danmacy.com
Washington, D.C. — Sensitive, confidential business information belonging to refining companies became the subject of fresh controversy this week when a lawyer representing small petroleum re…-
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