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NEWS ABOUT: CAFE standards

CAFE standards stories: 4 news summaries
Analysis

With Emissions Plan, Obama Swings for the Fences


May 19, 09 9:44 AM CDT
(Newser) - The new, strict and streamlined national fuel efficiency standard President Obama will announce today could be a victory on three fronts, the Climate Change argues in a piece running on the New York Times web site. Obama will boost his climate change cred, help floundering automakers, and resolve the... More »

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climate change • Barack Obama • California • fuel efficiency • CAFE standards • auto industry • Obama administration

Obama Will Streamline Emissions, Fuel Rules for Autos

Federal standard replaces patchwork

May 18, 09 1:38 PM CDT
(Newser) - President Obama will announce plans for new national automobile fuel-economy and emissions standards tomorrow, overhauling and streamlining the current patchwork, sources tell Politico. The move will harmonize the CAFE standard and the EPA’s greenhouse-gas standard, so that struggling automakers needn’t fear the regulations moving independently. The announcement will... More »

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Barack Obama • greenhouse gases • vehicle emissions • CAFE standards • auto industry • fuel economy standards • emissions standards • EPA • Obama administration • President Obama

Energy Bill Faces Fierce Floor Fight

Automakers will bring out the big guns to battle 45 mpg efficiency standards

Jun 18, 07 5:01 AM CDT
(Newser) - The Democrats' energy bill is under attack on two fronts in the Senate—automakers want to weaken fuel efficiency standards, and the coal industry is looking for tax breaks for making diesel. The Wall Street Journal predicts a ferocious floor fight over the proposed package that would set a 45... More »

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environmentalism • coal • Detroit • fuel efficiency • CAFE standards • automaker • energy bill

Detroit Resists MPG Rules

Face-off in Washington over tougher fuel economies

Jun 7, 07 5:10 AM CDT
(Newser) - The Big Three car makers are trying to put the breaks on Congressional plans to toughen fuel economy standards to an average of 35 mpg over the next 15 years. The Wall Street Journal predicts a political struggle that will test how much clout Ford, Chrysler and GM still have... More »

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Chrysler • General Motors • Detroit • CAFE standards • automaker • Ford • fuel economy

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