EPA lifts gasoline additives requirementsStates no longer have to add corn-based ethanol or MTBE to gas; agency eliminates mandate from 1990 Clean Air Act for metro areas By Erica Werner Associated Press Writer
States no longer will have to add corn-based ethanol or MTBE to gasoline to fight pollution — a requirement that costs as much as 8 cents a gallon — under rules announced Feb. 15 by the Environmental Protection Agency.
They eliminate a mandate from the 1990 Clean Air Act that gasoline used in metro....
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