Conservatives are pressing House lawmakers to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency’s higher-ethanol gasoline blend requirements, which were implemented as a means to lower fuel prices but that free-market critics say raise costs and harm taxpayers.
A group of conservative leaders and longtime President Donald Trump allies sent House lawmakers a letter on Thursday calling for the overturning of the EPA’s biofuel-blending quotas, arguing that the mandates raise fuel prices.
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