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Court tosses Trump rule delaying higher fines for automakers
A federal appeals court today found that the Trump administration unlawfully delayed higher penalties for automakers that don't meet fuel economy standards.
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Amanda Reilly, E&E News reporter
A federal appeals court today found that the Trump administration unlawfully delayed higher penalties for automakers that don't meet fuel economy standards.
Renewable portfolio standards have long prompted grumbling from economists, who would prefer a price on carbon emissions over a mandate on clean electricity sales.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
The Interior Department's inspector general says an "investigation has been opened" in response to complaints lodged against a half-dozen current or former senior political appointees.
By Michael Doyle in E&E News PM
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Renewable portfolio standards have long prompted grumbling from economists, who would prefer a price on carbon emissions over a mandate on clean electricity sales.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
The Interior Department's inspector general says an "investigation has been opened" in response to complaints lodged against a half-dozen current or former senior political appointees.
By Michael Doyle in E&E News PM