The mayors of Toledo and Oregon, along with union and management officials of Toledo Refining Co., called on President Trump Monday to protect jobs at the facility on Woodville Road by changing a section of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Renewable Fuel Standard making it expensive for independent operations like Toledo Refining to stay in business.
Toledo Refining Co., Mayors Say Jobs Threatened By Epa Regulation
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