95 Groups Unite to Defend Clean Air Rules from Congressional Override Attempts
A coalition of 95 health, environmental, business, and consumer groups has called on Congress to vote against several resolutions that would repeal Clean Air Act waivers for vehicle and small engine emissions standards. The groups argue these standards are already in effect and have reduced fuel costs and pollution, and that overturning them would harm public health and state authority. They specifically named four joint resolutions that would undermine existing protections.
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