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Solved: The mystery of the biofuel-filled train that kept crossing the border
A Canadian company and its partner were the latest to defraud an EPA system designed to bring more renewable fuels into the market.
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  This is redonkulous.
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  Until these fraud opportunities & loopholes are fixed, no one will take the biofuels industry seriously.
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  Oh for pity sake! If you offer biofuel credits, someone will find a way to scam you apparently.
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