Any suggestion to reduce the amount of biodiesel blended in our nation's fuel supply isn't based on facts, and will work against, unfortunately, our farmers, our rural communities, and our climate objectives
Axne argues against reducing biodiesel, citing negative impacts on farmers and climate goals.
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