More corn ethanol is more harm to consumers, the environment

The decision by a federal appeals court not to block the sale of gasoline containing 15 percent corn ethanol (E15 ) is a setback for consumers and the environment.

The US Court of Appeals in Washington, DC on Tuesday rejected a request that it reconsider an earlier decision that allowed the Environmental Protection Agency to go forward with regulations that permit the sale of the higher corn ethanol blend. Several food, oil, livestock and engine trade groups filed suit to challenge the EPA decision.

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