The Supreme Court will address where challenges to small refinery exemptions can be brought. Right now, they can only be heard in Washington DC, and while the ruling will have an impact on the biofuel industry, it could also have ripple effects.
Roger McEowen with the Washburn School of Law spoke with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender about some highlights from the case, how ruling in favor of the EPA will impact producers, and what the timeline will be.
Related Stories
Drought, Heat, And Markets Shape Weekly Farm Conditions
USDA projects the smallest U.S. rice crop since 1987 as acreage continues to decline.
Higher blending targets could boost soybean oil demand while challenging renewable diesel and biodiesel producers.
The voluntary pledge aims to keep electricity and infrastructure expenses from shifting to rural customers.
Limited imports could improve feeder-cattle supplies, but reopening depends on continued screwworm control and strict inspections.
USDA proposes a phased reopening of Southern ports to livestock trade, contingent upon satisfactory progress on priority Action Plan milestones.