The Trump administration has rolled back stricter fuel efficiency standards for vehicles, abandoning rules that were set to improve mileage and reduce emissions. The move reverses a previous Obama-era policy aimed at cutting greenhouse gases by requiring automakers to meet higher efficiency targets. Critics argue the decision prioritizes industry flexibility over environmental progress, while supporters claim it reduces regulatory burdens on manufacturers. The shift could have long-term implications for air quality and climate goals in the United States.
'Tanking sensible mile per gallon standards': Trump administration reverses US fuel efficiency rules BusinessGreen
