US EPA approves more ethanol in gas
The Associated Press
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved blending higher concentrations of ethanol into gasoline for newer vehicles, allowing the corn-based fuel to be up to 15 percent of mixtures sold at the service station pump.
The current maximum blend is 10 percent. The EPA announced Oct. 13 that....
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