Issues
Greens Not Happy About EPA Guidelines
Sept. 21, 2009
By Joseph R. Szczesny
New fuel-economy rules proposed by the federal Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency are the first major move by the U.S. toward cracking down on greenhouse-gas emissions. The proposed program includes miles-per-gallon requirements and national emissions standards under the EPA’s greenhouse-gas-emissions guidelines for model years from 2012 to 2016.
Big Step Forward Lost in Shuffle
miller-mccune.com
Sept. 16, 2009
By Sam Kornell
The new road to lower emissions may have some potholes
AUTOS: The new road to lower emissions may have some potholes (09/16/2009)
White House rolls out details of fuel economy, emissions standard.
Climate Progress
Sept. 15, 2009
By Joe Romm
…“This is a very big deal,” said Daniel Becker of the Safe Climate Campaign, a group that has pushed for tougher mileage and emissions standards with the goal of curbing the heat-trapping gases that have been linked to global warming. “This is the single biggest step the American government has ever taken to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.”
Cost of m.p.g. goal is $60B
Sept. 16, 2009
By Justin Hyde
…"Detroit’s lobbyists have done their best to riddle this decision with credits and other loopholes," said Dan Becker of the Safe Climate Campaign.
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Obama unveils 35 mpg requirement at GM factory
Sept. 15, 2009
By Eric Evarts
Harper Getting Cold Reception in Washington?
ZeroCarbonCanada.ca
Sept. 15, 2009
By Chris Hatch
U.S. seeks 5% fuel economy annual gains through 2016
Sept. 15, 2009
By Neil Roland
White House rolls out details of fuel economy, emissions standard — The biggest step the U.S. government has ever taken to cut CO2
Climate Progress
Sept. 15, 2009
By Joe