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New fuel economy standards may raise costs for drivers
Original: New fuel economy standards could mean more pollution, more gas, higher costs for drivers
New fuel economy standards are being reported as a policy that could backfire, potentially leading to more pollution, greater gasoline use, and higher costs for drivers. The claim suggests the rules may push automakers toward choices that undercut their environmental and consumer benefits. Critics and supporters are weighing in on whether the standards achieve their intended goals.
Why now: Fresh regulatory changes affecting fuel economy are prompting debate over their real-world impact on pollution and consumer costs
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- New fuel economy standards could mean more pollution, more gas, higher costs for drivers · FOX13 Memphis
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