EPA throws out Obama-era clean air standards for cars
Considers yanking California’s right to impose its own
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--April 3, 2018
Global Warming-Energy-Environment | Comments | Back To Full Article
California apparently thinks it is a republic, and that doesn’t only apply to immigration enforcement. The Golden State also takes advantage of a federal waiver that allows it to impose even higher clean air standards on industry than those imposed by the federal government.
That waiver may be in jeopardy now, however, as the Trump Administration has done away with Obama-era rules that imposed burdens on auto manufacturers to achieve absurdly pristine air quality standards. California remains the outlier, but for how much longer? Scott Pruitt’s EPA doesn’t seem inclined to keep the waiver in place, and that seems likely to provoke a lawsuit:
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