Some stations now sell gasoline without ethanol but it remains more expensive than blended gasoline. SB 800 would ask Congress to repeal a federal renewable fuels requirement. Photo by Bruce Ritchie
A Senate bill that would ask Congress to repeal a renewable fuel requirement that leads to the blending of ethanol into gasoline was temporarily passed in a Senate committee on Thursday in the face of a defeat.
Meanwhile, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection said it will spend only $110 million of its $125 million appropriation on cleaning up petroleum contamination sites because of the process of transitioning to a new contractor bid program.
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