Nearly two-thirds of cars on the road could have more corn-based ethanol in their fuel tanks under an Environmental Protection Agency decision Friday.
The agency said that 15 percent ethanol blended with gasoline is safe for cars and light-duty trucks manufactured between 2001 and 2006, expanding an October decision that the higher blend is safe for cars built since 2007.The maximum gasoline blend has been 10 percent ethanol.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
EPA Allows More Ethanol in Fuel for Cars
EPA Allows More Ethanol in Fuel for Cars - FoxNews.com
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