Twenty-Three States Sue Administration Over Fuel Efficiency Rollback

The Trump administration rolled back Obama-era auto fuel efficiency standards, claiming they were excessive and would raise car prices. In response, California and other states, along with environmental groups, sued the administration, arguing the rollback would increase pollution and health risks, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. The new rule aims for cars to average 40 miles per gallon by 2026, compared to Obama's 54 miles per gallon target. Automakers like General Motors and Toyota supported the rollback, while Ford, Honda, BMW, and Volkswagen agreed to uphold higher standards in a deal with California.

What was the main reason given by President Trump for rolling back the Obama-era fuel efficiency standards?

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How did California Attorney General Javier Becerra describe the impact of the Trump administration's policy change on public health?

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What was the national goal set by the Trump administration for car fuel efficiency by 2026?

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What was the average fuel efficiency requirement set by the Obama administration?

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Which two major automakers supported the rollback of the fuel efficiency standards?

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