Because the Department of Energy conducted the research on which the EPA based its decision to grant the E15 waivers, it is important to note for the record that the majority invited neither the Department of Energy nor the EPA to discuss the science and extensive testing on which the EPA based its decision.
On the recordFebruary 25, 2013
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Bonamici highlights the absence of key agencies in the discussion about E15 waivers.
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