When Congress set national renewable fuel standard (RFS) targets in the Energy Independence and Security Act more than 15 years ago, biofuels were thought to be the future of petroleum-free transportation. In the years since, however, we've developed much better options and learned a lot about the shortcomings of these fuels when it comes to reducing emissions and optimizing land use. Now that the original RFS targets have expired, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has the responsibility to set new biofuel volume targets, which it will finalize in the coming months with the goal of increasing U.S. energy security and reducing the environmental impact of relying on gasoline and di
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