On the recordSeptember 17, 2019
In 2005, EPA withdrew a similar proposal in part because of the lack of evidence that blending will not adversely affect the environment or public health.
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congress.govAlan Lowenthal: “In 2005, EPA withdrew a similar proposal in part because of the lack of evidence that blending will not adversely affect…”
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Lowenthal references past EPA actions against blending proposals due to environmental concerns.
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