Would stop California from setting its own stricter car pollution rules
This bill would cancel a 2013 rule from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). That rule currently allows California to enforce its own tougher pollution standards for cars made in 2017 and earlier. If this bill passes, California's special permission to have these distinct rules would end, potentially affecting car manufacturers and what vehicles are available.
Today, an EPA rule allows California to have its own stricter pollution standards for cars from 2017 and earlier. If this bill becomes law, that EPA rule would be canceled, meaning California's special permission to set those standards would end.
SJRES 207 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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