California’s Biofuels Policy: Yes, No, or Both
Posted on July 30, 2009
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It’s hard to come up with the words to describe how self-destructive the state of California has become… witness our energy policy:
Conserv Fuel’s abandonment of biodiesel grew out of a June decision by the State Water Resources Control Board to begin enforcing laws against storing biodiesel underground. As commercial fueling stations have no economical way to hold fuel in tanks on the surface, the ruling forced most of the state’s retail biodiesel pumps to switch to petroleum or close.
[From California’s Biofuels Policy: Yes, No, or Both | OpenMarket.org]
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