Diesel Disaster


Every barrel of crude results in gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. If you can’t export diesel, of which we produce a surplus, once storage fills refiners will reduce production, driving up the cost of diesel, gasoline and jet fuel everywhere. Worse, the Northeast and West Coast get much of their diesel and heating oil, which is closely related, from foreign nations. A diesel export ban is bad. 

 
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