Filter CategoriesAllIndustry NewsPress Is there a link between air pollution and the coronavirus? August 19, 2020 The connection between air pollution and COVID-19 deaths are being studied and some initial findings have already been published. Understanding the link between the... Clean Calling: High-Octane Award Winner Doug Durante August 12, 2020 DAE Principal, David Hallberg, is mentioned throughout this Ethanol Producer Magazine article about friend and colleague, Doug Durante, also International Fuel Ethanol Workshop &... Ethanol prophet tilts at petroleum July 13, 2020 WILMOT, S.D. — Some ethanol promoters used advertisements to push for 30% blends of ethanol President Donald Trump during his visit to Mount Rushmore... EPA declines to tighten smog standards amid pressure from green groups July 13, 2020 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Monday did not propose more ambitious standards for reducing smog despite pressure from environmental groups and even some... Ethanol ad urges visiting Trump to ‘Tear down that (blend)’ wall’ July 3, 2020 RAPID CITY, S.D. -- A group of South Dakota ethanol supporters is taking out an advertisement in the Rapid City Journal when President Donald... Farmers Union Challenges EPA on SAFE Rule July 2, 2020 National Farmers Union (NFU), several Farmers Union regional divisions, and a coalition of biofuels and public health groups filed a petition this week challenging the U.S.... In 'Cancer Alley,' a renewed focus on systemic racism is too late June 21, 2020 Robert Taylor has lived on the banks of the Mississippi River in Reserve, Louisiana, his entire life. Both of his parents worked in the... EPA Proposal Would Make Air Pollution Curbs Tougher to Justify June 5, 2020 The Trump administration is seeking to overhaul the way it calculates the costs and benefits of environmental regulation, with proposed restrictions that could make... Cut air pollution to help avoid second coronavirus peak, MPs urge May 29, 2020 Air pollution must be kept at low levels to help avoid a second peak of coronavirus infections, according to a cross-party report from MPs. There is growing... The New and Improved Tomahawk Missile Now Runs on Corn May 25, 2020 One of the nation’s most prestigious national labs has developed a new fuel substitute for the same jet fuel that powers cruise missiles. Los... Group Condemns EPA’s Criticism of Harvard Study on Gasoline Emissions and Covid-19 Transmission May 25, 2020 In Washington, D.C., 10 energy and agriculture organizations including Renewable Fuels Association, the National Farmers Union, the Clean Fuels Development Coalition, and others called on... Letter to EPA Regarding Covid-19 & Fine Particulates May 8, 2020 May 8, 2020 The Honorable Andrew Wheeler Administrator United States Environmental Protection Agency 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington DC, 20460 Dear Administrator Wheeler: We were greatly disappointed to read recent statements... Surprising Shortage Of Carbon Dioxide Threatens Food And Beverage Industries April 28, 2020 The coronavirus outbreak has created multiple shortages as businesses shut down to maintain social distancing and quarantine orders. As the production of ethanol plants... COVID-19 Impact Underscores Need for Biofuels April 27, 2020 To say that 2020 has gotten off to a rough start is clearly an understatement. As we continue to grapple with the impacts of... EPA Rejects Move to Strengthen Air Pollution Limits April 19, 2020 The Trump EPA announced this week that it will not lower the current limit on particulate air pollution, an action that disappointed but didn’t... Coronavirus spurs new clash between Big Oil and Big Corn over U.S. biofuels April 16, 2020 A fuel demand meltdown caused by the coronavirus outbreak in the United States has started up a new fight between the oil and agriculture... The deadly mix of Covid-19, air pollution, and inequality, explained April 11, 2020 Air pollution is down across the United States right now as car and truck emissions plummet from mass social distancing. But decades of high levels of... New Research Links Air Pollution to Higher Coronavirus Death Rates April 7, 2020 Coronavirus patients in areas that had high levels of air pollution before the pandemic are more likely to die from the infection than patients...
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