On the recordJuly 9, 2012
Mandating the use of fuels that do not exist is absurd on its face and is inexcusably bad public policy.
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congress.govMandating the use of fuels that do not exist is absurd on its face and is inexcusably bad public policy.
Criticism of the EPA's requirement for non-existent fuel credits.
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