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Say Goodbye to Fuel Economy Standards
As expected, the Environmental Protection Agency delivered its proposal to scale back fuel economy standards to the White House yesterday.
Fuel Economy Standards – Getting Trickier As the Years Go By
Those of us old enough to remember can recall the day when cars sold in the U.S. – even new cars — didn’t require seat belts. And the debate here was fierce; public safety advocates had their reports detailing how …
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[The Vector] Poll Says Voters Want 60 MPG Economy Standards
The Mellman Group for Ceres conducted a poll of likely Michigan and Ohio voters, and found that the voters overwhelmingly supported an increase to average fuel economy standards to 60 miles per gallon by 2025. The poll was conducted between …
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