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• Comments on 2018/2019 RFS Volume Proposal

  Comments urging EPA to set annual biofuel consumption requirements for 2018/2019 at levels that do not worsen the environmental problems already associated with the Renewable Fuel Standard program. In particular, the comments-submitted by CATF and by a coalition of organizations-push EPA to minimize the extent to which the RFS diverts…

  Comments August 31, 2017

• Jonathan Lewis Testimony Before the EPA Science Advisory Board

  Read Jonathan Lewis’s testimony before the EPA Science Advisory Board, on EPA’s 2014 Framework for Assessing Biogenic CO2 Emissions from Stationary Sources.

  Testimony August 29, 2017

• Navigating the Maize: A Critical Report Review

  CATF-supported analysis by Chris Malins of Cerulogy, examining a January 2017 report published by USDA that found corn ethanol’s lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions to be lower than previously reported.

  Reports & Papers July 15, 2017

• Remarks of Lucas Minich for the Clean Air Task Force on Oil and Natural Gas Sector

  Remarks of Lucas Minich for the Clean Air Task Force on Oil and Natural Gas Sector; Emission Standards for New, Reconstructed, and Modified Sources: Stay of Certain Requirements, 82 Fed. Reg. 27,645

  Testimony July 10, 2017

• Jonathan Lewis Testimony before U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works

  Read Jonathan Lewis’s testimony before U.S. Senate Committee on environment and public works For a hearing on S.517, the Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act.

  Testimony June 14, 2017

• Letter to U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Opposing Expanded use of E15

  CATF writes on the behalf of our millions of supporters and members urging the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works to strongly oppose any attempt to expand the use of E15 (E15 is a mixture of 85% gasoline and 15% ethanol) during the ozone season.

  Comments June 13, 2017

• Health Risks in Texas from Oil and Gas Air Pollution

  Air pollution from the oil and gas industry harms the health of people throughout Texas, increasing the cancer risk for millions of people and forming ozone smog that causes asthma attacks and other health problems across the state.

  Fact Sheet June 8, 2017

• The Injustice of Ohio Oil and Gas Air Pollution

  In the United States, the oil and gas industry dumps millions of tons of air pollutants into our air each year.

  Fact Sheet May 27, 2017