California has pulled its requests to enforce strict pollution rules before Trump’s inauguration, citing uncertainty with the incoming administration.
California: So, California just decided to back off on its requests to enforce some pretty strict pollution rules. This happened just days before Trump was set to take office.
State officials told the EPA they wouldn’t push for federal approval on rules for zero-emission trucks and trains. They’re worried about what the Trump administration might do, especially since Trump has been pretty vocal about rolling back California’s pollution standards.
Liane Randolph, who heads the California Air Resources Board, said this withdrawal is crucial given the uncertainty with the new administration. They’ve been under fire for their programs aimed at protecting public health and the environment.
The rules in question were part of California’s Advanced Clean Fleets program, which would have required companies to buy zero
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