The U.S. government has rolled back regulations designed to cut emissions from gasoline-powered vehicles, easing pollution control standards for automakers through 2031. Critics argue the change undermines efforts to combat climate change and slows the transition to electric vehicles. Environmental groups have condemned the decision, warning it could worsen air quality and increase greenhouse gas output. The move reverses stricter fuel efficiency and emissions standards that had been in place for years.
Environmentalists decry move that relaxes requirements on automakers to control pollution from gas-powered carsThe Trump administration on Monday announced it was slashing clean car rules that had been aimed at reducing planet-heating emissions and boosting electric vehicles.The move, which was criticized by environmentalists, relaxes requirements on automakers to control pollution from gasoline-powered cars and light trucks for model years 2022 through 2031. Continue reading...
