The Trump administration has finalized a rollback of federal fuel efficiency standards, easing requirements that automakers improve the mileage of cars and light trucks. The move reverses stricter regulations put in place under the previous administration, which aimed to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. Critics argue the change could lead to higher fuel use and increased greenhouse gas emissions, while supporters claim it will lower costs for consumers and automakers. The decision marks a significant shift in environmental policy, potentially affecting long-term automotive industry practices.
{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Trump rolls back car fuel efficiency rules The Trump administration has rolled back car fuel efficiency standards requiring automakers to ensure their cars and light trucks were using less fuel. © AP Photo/Rick Bowmer While the Biden-era standards would have been expected to get the...
