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Sen. Blunt Re-Introduces GAS Act
July 25, 2013
Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) has re-introduced the Gas Accessibility and Stabilization (GAS) Act, which seeks to reduce gasoline price spikes by simplifying boutique fuel blends as well as broadening the periods where the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can grant waivers to communities to use any available fuel during a supply disruption.
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