| Release of milestone regulations will deliver on promise of economic growth & GHG reductions. The Government of Canada today released its final regulations requiring ethanol and biodiesel blended transportation fuels in Canada. "This is a milestone day for renewable fuels in Canada," said Gordon Quaiattini, President of the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association. "These regulations will help deliver new jobs, new rural growth, and considerable greenhouse gas reductions." |
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Latest News
| EPA seeks to regulate carbon from trucks, buses |
From Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. environmental regulators sent draft rules to the White House on Friday that would for the first time cut greenhouse gas emissions from heavy trucks and buses, a government website showed. |
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| World Bank Report Takes New Look at Food and Fuel |
By Cindy Zimmerman of www.domesticfuel.com Ethanol production probably had less impact on global commodity prices in 2008 than many were saying at the time. |
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| Fossil Fuel Subsidies Are 12 Times Support for Renewables, Study Shows |
By Alex Morales of www.bloomberg.com Global subsidies for fossil fuels dwarf support given to renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power and biofuels, Bloomberg New Energy Finance said. |
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Did you know... ... that petroleum blended with ethanol is not only good for the environment but is cheaper to use as well? |
Did you know... ... that Henry Ford designed his 1908 Model T Ford to run on pure ethanol. |
Did you know... ...that the bulk of feedstocks used to make ethanol are returned as livestock food – wet or dry distillers grain. |
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