On the recordJune 4, 2013
The law says the EPA can waive the Renewable Fuel Standard if 'implementation of a requirement would severely harm the economy of a State, region, or the United States.'
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congress.govThe law says the EPA can waive the Renewable Fuel Standard if 'implementation of a requirement would severely harm the economy of a State, region, or the United States.'
Jordan emphasizes the EPA's authority to waive the Renewable Fuel Standard due to economic harm.
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