Corn lobby wins big as EPA finalizes record ethanol blending requirement
Energy,Agriculture,Ethanol,Food,Lobbying,Politics,EPA,Environment
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U.S. refiners will be on the hook for blending record volumes of ethanol and other renewable fuels into the nation's fuel supply this year, the Environmental Protection Agency said Friday.
The decision is a big win for the corn lobby and a setback for many refinery interests that say the requirements are too costly.
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