The Trump administration has announced plans to weaken federal regulations designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles, rolling back standards that had been set to tighten over time. Environmental advocates warn the move could stall progress in combating climate change by allowing automakers to produce fewer efficient cars. The decision reverses course from previous policies that prioritized cleaner transportation as a key tool in emissions reduction. Critics argue the changes may also undermine consumer savings from fuel-efficient vehicles while increasing long-term costs tied to pollution.
Trump administration to slash clean car rules aimed at cutting climate emissions The Guardian
