In an article entitled “Roll Call of Senate flip-floppers on biofuels mandate”, the names of four US Senators were mistakenly added to the list.
Biofuels Digest apologizes unreservedly to Senators Hatch, Enzi, Barasso and Inhofe for an editing error which resulted in the inclusion, and has republished the list in its correct form. The Digest also appreciates the effort of Senator Hatch’s staff to bring the error to light.
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US Senator John McCain's statements on ethanol were featured by MSNBC in a story on the Senator's flip-flop on biofuels.
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In Washington, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) posted documents from the Grocery Manufacturers Association anti-ethanol story on his website. The documents are the original request for proposal from th...
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