RENEE MONTAGNE, Host: NPR's business news starts with the fight against a new fuel.</s>RENEE MONTAGNE, Host: House Republican James Sensenbrenner has introduced legislation to block the new fuel and ask carmakers for their input. The new fuel is only for newer cars and light trucks, and the EPA says it will not harm vehicles built in 2001 or later.
U.S. regulators plan to approve the fuel to help reduce the use of foreign oil. Rep. James Sensenbrenner has introduced legislation to block the new fuel. He says it could damage vehicles. The EPA says the new blend is only for newer cars and light trucks and won't harm vehicles built in 2001 or later.