New federal rollbacks of fuel economy standards could lead to thousands of additional deaths over time, according to a new analysis. Researchers estimate the weakened regulations will result in more vehicle emissions, worsening air pollution and public health risks. The study highlights a direct link between stricter emissions rules and reduced premature fatalities, suggesting the changes may reverse past progress in saving lives. Critics argue the decision prioritizes short-term economic gains over long-term health consequences.
The Government Rolled Back Fuel Economy Standards. Here's How Many Lives It Will Cost InsideEVs
