Proposed Regulatory Rollback of Clean Car Standards
EPN and Save EPA Ann Arbor Comment on EPA’s Proposed Rollback of the Clean Car Standards
The Proposed Rollback of Clean Car Standards—Why It’s the Wrong Direction
EPA Alumni Testify: Proposed Rule Takes Vehicle Emissions Standards in Wrong Direction
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Fuel Efficiency
EPA’s Controversial Vehicle GHG Rule Rollback Faces Growing Scrutiny
EPN member Margo Oge, former Director of EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality, is quoted in this article on the increasing controversy over and intense scrutiny of the Trump Administration’s proposal to roll back the clean car standards as the deadline approaches.
Science Advisory Board to Review Clean Cars Rollback
EPN members Jeff Alson, former Senior Engineer and Policy Advisor, EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality, and Trish Koman, former Senior Environmental Scientist, Program Manager and Supervisor in EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality, are quoted in this article about EPA’s Science Advisory Board planning to review the science behind the proposed overhaul of the clean car standards, zeroing in on the technical analysis underpinning the proposal. This article also ran in Scientific American.
What’s At Stake For Automakers In Fight Over Emissions Standards
EPN member Margo Oge, former Director of EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality, was interviewed about how automakers are responding to the Trump Administration’s proposal to loosen the clean car standards and what is at stake for them in this battle.
Automakers Tell Trump His Pollution Rules Could Mean ‘Untenable’ Instability and Lower Profits
EPN member Margo Oge, former Director, EPA Office of Radiation and Indoor Air, and former Director of EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality, is quoted in this article about the world’s largest automakers warning President Trump that his rollback of the clean car standards threatens to cut their profits and produce “untenable” instability in a crucial manufacturing sector.