NMMA on hand for ethanol press conference on Monday
July 8, 2016
The NMMA will be part of a group discussing the impact of the ethanol increase proposed by the EPA.
The NMMA will be part of a group discussing the impact of the ethanol increase proposed by the EPA.
Executive order directs all state agencies to buy gasoline blended with 5 percent or less ethanol when it’s comparably priced to higher blends.
BoatUS is asking its members to send a message to the Environmental Protection Agency opposing the elevation in ethanol levels.
The bipartisan letter, spearheaded by the NMMA, requests pertinent information about the agency’s consumer outreach efforts
The NMMA’s Michael Lewan testified last week at the Environmental Protection Agency’s public hearing.
The Environmental Protection Agency opened the public comment period on its proposal to increase biofuels in the 2017 fuel supply.
The Environmental Protection Agency again has proposed increasing the amount of biofuels to be mixed into the gasoline supply.
Boats are allowed to dump their toilets into the St. Lawrence River, but that’s about to change.
The Environmental Protection Agency finalized renewable fuel standards through 2016.
The letter, sent to EPA administrator Gina McCarthy, cites “significant concern” about ethanol proposals for 2016.
The NMMA will be part of a group discussing the impact of the ethanol increase proposed by the EPA.
Executive order directs all state agencies to buy gasoline blended with 5 percent or less ethanol when it’s comparably priced to higher blends.
BoatUS is asking its members to send a message to the Environmental Protection Agency opposing the elevation in ethanol levels.
The bipartisan letter, spearheaded by the NMMA, requests pertinent information about the agency’s consumer outreach efforts
The NMMA’s Michael Lewan testified last week at the Environmental Protection Agency’s public hearing.
The Environmental Protection Agency opened the public comment period on its proposal to increase biofuels in the 2017 fuel supply.
The Environmental Protection Agency again has proposed increasing the amount of biofuels to be mixed into the gasoline supply.
Boats are allowed to dump their toilets into the St. Lawrence River, but that’s about to change.
The Environmental Protection Agency finalized renewable fuel standards through 2016.
The letter, sent to EPA administrator Gina McCarthy, cites “significant concern” about ethanol proposals for 2016.
