Bill > HR4117

This bill seeks to completely eliminate federal and state fuel emissions standards for motor vehicles by repealing key sections of the Clean Air Act and related automobile fuel economy regulations. Specifically, the bill would nullify existing emission standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and remove California's special waiver to set its own stricter standards. The bill argues that current fuel emissions regulations increase costs for consumers and manufacturers, create regulatory uncertainty, stifle innovation, and disrupt supply chains. By eliminating these standards, the bill's proponents believe they will restore regulatory certainty, lower costs for families, and strengthen U.S. manufacturing. The legislation would prohibit both federal agencies and state governments from establishing, enforcing, or maintaining any fuel emission standards for motor vehicles, effectively removing all current regulatory frameworks around vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency. This would represent a significant rollback of environmental regulations that have been designed to reduce air pollution and improve vehicle fuel economy over the past several decades.

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