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Republican attack on California waiver hits procedural roadblock

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Opponents of California's strict emissions regulations say they have created a dual regulatory system that is challenging for automakers. (JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY IMAGES)
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By:
Molly Boigon
April 07, 2025 03:12 PM

House Republicans cannot move ahead with their attempt to use a contested method to revoke California’s strict vehicle emissions regulations, a Senate adviser said April 4.

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