US EditionLegislation could revive bioethanol plant in Fernandina
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Legislation could revive bioethanol plant in Fernandina
An amendment to a bill running through the Florida Legislature could allow a controversial bioethanol plant to be built in Fernandina Beach, despite the City Commission’s denial of the plan. City officials do not believe the bill’s amendment has any bearing on the bioethanol plant proposed by Rayonier Advanced Materials, known as RYAM. But longtime opponents believe differently. Fernandina Beach city commissioners rejected the plant Feb. 6 under…
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