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How the Ethanol-Blending Requirement Works

How the Ethanol-Blending Requirement Works
by Robert Rapier
Congress requires phasing in 9 billion gallons of ethanol this year. With gasoline demand slowing, this mandate can mean overblending or underblending – with possible penalties.

Sarah’s Got My Vote

Sarah’s Got My Vote
by Steve Huey
Say what you will about John McCain’s bombastic VP choice, but Gov. Palin understands energy. And when you understand energy, you understand foreign policy.

Field Report

Field Report: On the Ground at DNC 2008
by Erika-Marie S. Geiss
Though the Democrats talked a good green game, their concentration on tomorrow’s energy diversity didn’t address the foreign-dependence issues we face right now.

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by Cyril Widdershoven
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