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Congress impotently declares end to CA EV rule it can’t actually end

Last updated: April 29, 2025 9:45 am
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General Motors (GM) has recently made it clear that they have no intentions of moving production of their electric vehicle (EV) models out of Mexico. This decision comes amidst a controversial move by Republicans in Congress to roll back California’s states’ rights to implement stricter emissions rules to protect residents’ health and reduce fuel costs.

The vote by Congress to withdraw California’s EPA waiver, which allows the state to set its own emissions rules, has sparked outrage among environmentalists and health advocates. California has a long history of implementing strict clean air laws to combat smog and reduce pollution, with vehicle-based pollutants dropping significantly over the past 50 years.

Despite the proven effectiveness of California’s clean air rules in improving air quality and reducing health costs, Republicans in Congress have chosen to side with industry interests and prioritize profits over public health. The decision to use the Congressional Review Act to roll back California’s emissions rules has been met with criticism from health professionals, scientists, and environmental groups who support stronger regulations to protect the environment and public health.

The move by Congress to revoke California’s EPA waiver is not only illegal but also sets a dangerous precedent for government overreach. The Congressional Review Act is meant to be used to overturn agency actions, not to interfere with states’ rights to set their own rules. Additionally, the 60-day time limit for using the CRA has passed since the EPA approved California’s waiver, making the vote by Congress even more illegitimate.

Despite opposition from industry lobbyists and the oil industry, many Americans support California’s efforts to reduce emissions and encourage electrification. The decision by GM to keep production of their EV models in Mexico highlights the company’s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

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In conclusion, the recent actions by Republicans in Congress to undermine California’s clean air rules are a blatant disregard for public health and environmental protection. It is essential for lawmakers to prioritize the well-being of their constituents and support efforts to reduce emissions and combat climate change. By standing up against industry interests and supporting stronger regulations, we can ensure a cleaner and healthier future for all.

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