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Steve (not verified)    July 13, 2023 - 8:08AM

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EPA vehicle biodegradability requirements led to use of soybean-based wiring insulation. Manufacturors were stuck between a rock (being barred from sales in US) and a hard place (selling vehicles that might fall apart, going down the road)--the "least bad" option was moving from petroleum based wiring insulation, to insulation made from something that is food, to rodents.
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