U.S. House Votes To Pass Resolution That Ends EPA Tailpipe Emissions Rule Mandating EV Purchases
WASHINGTON D.C. (WSAU) – The U.S. House of Representatives has voted in favor of ending a recent environmental protection agency emissions rule that would mandate that over half of U.S. vehicle sales be electric by 2032.
The House of Representatives on Friday passed the Congressional Review Act resolution to block the Environmental Protection ...
“These indirect sources, such as warehouses, ports, and rail yards, all contribute to pollution and therefore must be ...
Rather than decrease the availability of affordable vehicles and endanger our national security, the EPA should consider changing its regulations to meet the realities of Americans’ driving habits ...
Energy-focused organizations called on lawmakers to scrap the Biden-Harris administration’s electric vehicle (EV) “mandate” ...
The House will consider legislation to repeal EPA’s final tailpipe emissions rule for cars and small trucks beginning with model year 2027. The House will consider legislation to repeal EPA’s ...
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