EPA To Revoke California's Ability To Set Its Own Emissions Standards

The transcript discusses the conflict between federal and state roles in regulating greenhouse gas emissions and fuel economy. The Trump administration argues for federal control, while California has set its own standards, influencing national rules. A deal between California and four automakers aims to reduce emissions, challenging federal proposals. The EPA seeks a unified national standard, potentially forcing automakers to choose between state and federal rules.

What impact did California's emissions control strategies have on national standards?

What is the EPA's goal regarding emission standards?