Next Generation Fuel on the Rise

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From: "Fuels America" <info@fuelsamerica.org>
Date: Sep 9, 2014 6:01 PM
Subject: Next Generation Fuel on the Rise
To: "Daniel Stafford" <aquarianm@gmail.com>
Cc:

Daniel,

Momentum is building. This week, after years of innovation and investment, the second of four new advanced biofuel plants is coming online in Iowa.

This is good news for our economy and our environment.

This innovative, first-of-its-kind plant will turn corn kernel fiber into cellulosic ethanol. Cellulosic ethanol is a low-emission, sustainable biofuel produced from agricultural waste. Blending that ethanol into our fuel will help to reduce our dependence on foreign oil -- and make our air cleaner.

Learn more about this next generation fuel in our new infographic.

This new industry is on the verge of taking off with the potential for incredible growth in the coming years. Imagine this: a new homegrown American industry employing thousands of farmers and workers creating a fuel that will reduce our carbon emissions and decrease our reliance on foreign oil.

That's going to be the reality -- unless the Obama Administration weakens the Renewable Fuel Standard.

Right now, the EPA and the White House are crafting the new rule that will decide whether or not consumers have a choice at the pump. The stakes are high for the farmers and small business owners who earn their living by supporting this growing industry.

Check out our new infographic and share it with your friends.

The only way we can win this fight is by making sure everyone knows what will happen if Big Oil wins.

Do your part and spread the word.

Thanks for all you do,

Fuels America

PS: This is a big deal for anyone interested in clean energy. Pass it on!