Vehicle GHG Rule Rollback Triggers Fight Over Agencies' Safety, Cost Data

August 2, 2018
The Trump administration's proposal to freeze vehicle greenhouse gas and fuel economy standards after model year 2020 is triggering a fight over the safety and cost assumptions EPA and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) use to justify the plan, which could be central to any legal fight over a final version of the plan. “What we have concluded is things have changed” since issuance of the original regulations, EPA air chief William Wehrum said during a joint Aug...


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