the reset is coming and it is coming extremely quickly.

What I want to try to get is a percentage or the method of your counting on the small percentage of biodiesel that cannot handle lower temperatures.

But, would there be the possibility that in that portfolio of options, that a community could say if they are 0.2 outside of the ozone level, one of the options that would be on the table is that they do not have to use as much ethanol in…

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I do not believe that the EPA is doing that. But, I hope that we can work through these issues.

I do not want to sound like Douglas MacArthur all of a sudden, but, yes, to be able to come back and forth.

And, you asked about the E85, as well. You have this assumption that E85 is going to dramatically increase in usage, even 6 months from now.

But, would you agree on the cellulosic, we are going to decrease that number by at least 50 percent----

I want to thank the committee and Chairman Pitts and also Representative Pallone for inviting me here today.

This is not the state determining what is right for consumers to know.

While there are lots of folks experimenting with switchgrass and wood and with stalks and with algae and other great ideas, so far, that is actually not a technology that exists.

How are you trying to split the two there, to say that this part can basically be used in El Paso, Texas, and Southern Arizona year round but everywhere else, it is not going to be used year round?

Importing is importing. At that point, we are still not energy independent, of working in that direction.

I really appreciate you being here and this ongoing conversation.

If this was about protecting the environment and American energy options, was the intent... how that affects the actual amounts and the targets.

The proposed volume that I see here, somewhere around 206 million gallons for 2017, I believe the mandate is somewhere around four billion gallons for that year.

Trusting people to make their own decisions is a fundamental American principle.

No one has been able to make it in a quantity that is affordable yet, and that has been the challenge of it.