What is the Renewable Fuel Standard?

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Posted by Don in Missouri [71.54.209.154] on Monday, August 24, 2009 at 12:01:05 :

responding to questions from last forum:

The federal Renewable Fuel Standard sets a minmum percentage of renewable fuel that we use each year. The purpose is to ensure independent, domestic fuel producers can rely on a floor in the demand for their product. Without such a floor for demand, all OPEC has to do is drop fuel prices for a season or two, and small American business are wiped out, and we continue our addiciton to foregin oil.

More detail can be found on the web site.

Tell EPA what you think

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Why does EPA want to eliminate Soy Biodiesel? - Don in Missouri 12:15:10 08/24/2009

Re: Why does EPA want to eliminate Soy Biodiesel? - Caleb (in Kansas City) 13:46:31 08/24/2009
- Re: Why does EPA want to eliminate Soy Biodiesel? - Don in Missouri 15:21:06 08/24/2009
  - Don, where are you - Caleb (Kansas City) 18:37:11 08/24/2009
    - Columbia, MO - Don in Missouri 14:53:02 08/27/2009

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