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EPA signals it will start looking at mandating higher octane gasoline
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Chris Grundler: "For us to intervene and set fuel standards, we need to show that there is an air quality benefit or that, absent regulations, that it is somehow inhibiting the after-treatment or other parts of the vehicle. And that the benefits outweigh the costs."
(Greg Horvath)
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Richard Truett
August 23, 2016 05:00 AM
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