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The EPA's proposal to reduce incentives for imported biofuels has sparked controversy, dividing the oil industry and farmers.

The proposal aims to prioritize domestic biofuel production but faces criticism for potentially increasing fuel costs and tightening supply.

The American Petroleum Institute opposes the proposal, arguing it is unworkable and may lead to legal challenges.

NEW YORK — A top U.S. oil trade group is joining a chorus of complaints against a new government proposal to slash incentives for biofuel imports, testing the Trump administration's resolve to keep the policy in the upcoming months.

The mounting criticism puts the White House in the position of having to side with either farmers looking to prioritize domestic supply or refiners seek

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