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Biden redirects course on emissions standards

Biden redirects course on emissions standards Audrey LaForest David Lienemann President Biden has made vehicle fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions reductions top priorities within his administration s climate focus. WASHINGTON The Biden administration is revisiting regulations on vehicle fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions after the Trump administration last year loosened standards put in place under predecessor Barack Obama. President Biden s executive order, signed during his first week in office, directs the Department of Transportation and the EPA to reconsider the Trump administration s 2019 decision to revoke California s authority to restrict tailpipe emissions by April and review fuel-efficiency standards for light vehicles by July.

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Joe Biden s climate steps could have big impact on energy companies

AP President Joe Biden has put his team to work reviewing dozens of actions taken by former President Donald Trump, aiming to reverse orders he says harm the environment or endanger public health. For the energy and auto industries, the impact could be far-reaching. Biden aims to reduce harmful emissions from cars, trucks and sport-utility vehicles. Oil and gas operations are being scrutinized as well from how companies extract resources from the ground to the safety of pipelines that distribute the fuels. The new president aims to transition the country to 100% renewable energy for electricity generation by 2035 and so-called net-zero emissions in the overall economy by 2050.

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Jan 22, 2021 NEW YORK (AP) President Joe Biden has put his team to work reviewing dozens of actions taken by former President Donald Trump, aiming to reverse orders that he says harm the environment or endanger public health. For the energy and auto industries, the impact could be far-reaching. Biden aims to reduce harmful emissions from cars, trucks and SUVs. Oil and gas operations are being scrutinized as well from how companies extract resources from the ground to the safety of pipelines that distribute the fuels. The new president aims to transition the country to 100% renewable energy for electricity generation by 2035 and net-zero emissions in the overall economy by 2050.

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Biden s climate steps could have big impact on energy firms

Biden s climate steps could have big impact on energy firms
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Trump administration delays an increase in fines for automakers who fail to meet climate change standards

Trump administration delays an increase in fines for automakers who fail to meet climate change standards
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