President Trump’s efforts to roll back Obama-era regulations requiring more fuel-efficient cars have been thwarted by California by lisettevoytko
Besides California, 13 other states have adopted stricter fuel-efficiency standards and plan to sue the Trump administration if it continues to enforce the rollbacks.
Automakers, according to reports, are increasingly wary of the different federal and state standards, and warn that it could adversely impact production costs.The next automaker to take California’s side. Fiat Chrysler, Toyota and General Motors met with the White House last month, andreports that one of those three “intends to disregard the Trump proposal and stick to the current, stricter federal emissions standards for at least the next four years, according to executives at the company.
“Clean air emissions standards ... are perhaps the most significant thing this state can do, and this nation can do, to advance those goals,” California Governor Gavin Newsom told reporters last month. “The Trump administration is hell-bent on rolling them back. They are in complete denialism about climate change.”President Obama enacted his vehicle pollution policy in 2012, which became the most significant climate change regulation to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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