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The EPA claims that automakers are lying, and that E15 is
perfectly safe for engines.  (Source: Hemmings Blog)  The EPA is
trying to sneak E15 -- a blend of 15 percent ethanol and 85
percent gas -- into the pump.  (Source: MPR News)  Corn ethanol
gives worse gas mileage and, according to some studies, more air
pollution than gasoline. It also raises food prices.  (Source:
Dave Reede) EPA: What could go wrong?  United States
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials, testifying to
Congress on Wednesday implied that automakers like Ford Motor
Company (F) and Toyota Motor Company (TYO:7203) were lying when
they said higher ethanol blends could corrode seals, fuel lines,
and engine components, voiding warranties.  I. EPA -- We Know
Better About These Cars Than the People Who Built Them  The EPA
is convinced that it knows about the risks better than the
automakers who built and tested the cars.  At issue is the
question of whether the EPA can au