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Op-Eds from ENSC230 Energy and the Environment: Economics and Policies
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Date of this Version
Fall 12-2024
Document Type
Editorial
Citation
Op-ed from ENSC 230. Energy and the Environment: Economics and Policy, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Agricultural Economics, Fall 2024.
Abstract
In its name, “E” indicates that the fuel contains ethanol and “15” communicates that 15% of the gasoline blend is ethanol. When Nebraskan drivers pull up to the gas station, they can buy cheaper and cleaner E15. In 43 states - drivers are not so lucky. A new bill would end fuel discrimination of E15 at refueling stations nationwide.
This change is long overdue and would allow E15 to be available year-round in all states rather than just during the winter.
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Comments
Copyright 2024, Cassidy Skillett. Used by permission