Standard a law put in place to monitor how much Renewable Resources are used, might not be helping at all. And valero seems to agree. As of now, the rfs allows 1 1percent of renewable fuel to be combined in the mix first of all that mandate should be based on a realistic number. It should be based on how much fuel the counrty actually uses and then decide how much that is going to be and if you want to use 10 percent ethanol, then 10 percent of that, that should be your mandate. Not pick some random number or some aspirational figure and try to hit it because that hasnt work, weve done that in the past and thats not really working. The demand for corn ethanol which has increased by about 10. 3 billion gallons since 2005 seems to have a non existant future but thaqt could not be any more false says bill. Corn is not the only renewable source that can be transformed into a fuel. Brazilian ethpnal which is made out of sugar to other countries, such as brazil. To use for ethanol purposes.
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It’s the most easterly point in North America and draws many tourists including snowboarding star Craig McMorris, who rode a wooden staircase rail. As Jeremy Eaton reports, McMorris said he had a blast in Newfoundland and Labrador and that people were really welcoming at the National Historic Site.
Craig McMorris was at the national historic site, with a snowboard and a shovel, and thought, “Why not?” So, amid tourists taking in the sights at the famous Newfoundland landmark, McMorris became a sight himself when he rode a staircase railing (staying within the safety barriers). He talked to the CBC’s Jeremy Eaton about the experience.
Often when tourists come to St. John's, travelling the hilly and winding, road to Cape Spear is a must-see for its Atlantic ocean views, restored lighthouse and the first sunrise every day in Canada.