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California urges automakers to disclose improper emissions software

The California pact counters the Trump administration's attempts to dial back emissions targets set by the Obama administration.
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Reuters
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October 15, 2020 03:59 AM

WASHINGTON -- California air regulators on Wednesday urged automakers and engine manufacturers to disclose by the end of the year any unapproved hardware or software programs that compromise a vehicle's emissions control system.

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