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Governor says it may be time to ban gasoline additive

April 12, 1999 By admin

The U-S Geological Survey has discovered an oil-based fuel additive known asM-T-B-E has contaminated some groundwater in eastern Iowa, and Iowa’sGovernor says it MAY be time to ban M-T-B-E in Iowa.Vilsack says it’s ironic republican legislators would consider banningM-T-B-E while they refuse to require use of corn-based ethanol, which is afuel additive similar to M-T-B-E.

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