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U.S. EPA will reopen a review of vehicle emissions standards today that was "short-circuited" by the Obama administration in its final days, a senior White House official told reporters.
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U.S. EPA will reopen a review of vehicle emissions standards today that was "short-circuited" by the Obama administration in its final days, a senior White House official told reporters.
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