15% Ethanol Approved by EPA

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01-21-2011, 07:24 PM

DRL1950

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One thing that no one has mentioned, but trust me you are going to see much higher food prices because when they pour that much more corn in to fuel it will drive the feed prices for beef, pork and chicken way up. In the end we all pay more for everything to satisfy the needs of their agenda.

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01-21-2011, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Rick-e

Just saw on the news that dealers will opt for it (or not) and if they do decide to offer the E15 it will cost them to add new tanks, pumps, signage, etc. That may help delay widespread implementation.

Also, the stations will keep the older pumps for E10 gas for 2006 and older cars. I have a '07 Avalanche that can run E85 in it but why would I want to run something that will lower mpg, and rob power from the engine.