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EPA to propose vehicle emissions standards to meet ‘the urgency of the climate crisis’ by July’s end

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by - 04/06/21 3:04 PM ET✕The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preparing to propose stricter emissions standards for vehicles by the end of July, EPA Administrator Michael Regan said Tuesday.&nbsp;An EPA spokesperson told The Hill that the timeline was dictated by an executive order from President Biden that requires the administration to review the former Trump administration’s rule that relaxed the emissions limits by July.&nbsp;The executive order also requires a review this month of the decision to revoke California’s ability to set its own tailpipe emissions standards, which have been stricter than the federal government’s standards and adopted by a number of other states.&nbsp;“We’re taking a strong look at what the science is urging us to do. We’re looking at where technologies are,” the administrator said. “We’re marrying our regulatory policy and what we have the statutory authority to do with where the science directs us and where the markets and technology are.”✕✕× Close Ad

by - 04/06/21 3:04 PM ET✕The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preparing to propose stricter emissions standards for vehicles by the end of July, EPA Administrator Michael Regan said Tuesday.&nbsp;An EPA spokesperson told The Hill that the timeline was dictated by an executive order from President Biden that requires the administration to review the former Trump administration’s rule that relaxed the emissions limits by July.&nbsp;The executive order also requires a review this month of the decision to revoke California’s ability to set its own tailpipe emissions standards, which...

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EPA to propose vehicle emissions standards to meet ‘the urgency of the climate crisis’ by July’s end

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