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Posted by Rauville on October 28, 2006 at 09:21:04 from (209.180.79.75):
In our area, "Blending Pumps" where you can choose the percentage of ethanol (10-20-30- up to 85%) have become popular at several gas stations. Lots of folks have become customers and supporters of ethanol through the use of these pumps. Of course, a good thing can't last when the government gets involved. The station owners this week received notice from Washington that they must cease operation of these pumps at once, or face a $25,000 fine per pump location. Reason given was that the EPA has not approved any ethanol blend fuel other than 10 or 85%. Leave it to the federal bureaucrats to mandate the use of something, and then turn around and discourage it's use!
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