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White House Introduces Rules to Reduce Diesel Emissions

  • #Pollution
  • #Environment
  • #Education
  • #Commuting
  • #Trucking
White House Introduces Rules to Reduce Diesel Emissions
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MAR 2024
Image copyright: Justin Sullivan/Staff/Getty Images News via Getty Images
story last updated APR 2024

The Spin

Democratic narrative

Biden's vehicle emissions agenda will not only remove billions of tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but also create a $99B net benefit for society. The EPA has taken both environmental and economic concerns into consideration, rightly earning praise from both auto manufacturing and environmental groups. These regulations are about pushing America toward a cleaner and more lucrative future.

US EPA

Republican narrative

Biden's latest energy plans perfectly highlight his hypocrisy on the issue. While he's forcing American manufacturers to reduce gas usage at home, he's also asking Ukraine not to attack Russian gas infrastructure to keep global gas prices down during an election year. Besides, his goal isn't feasible, given that to accomplish these emissions reductions, the country would, by 2050, have to expand its entire electrical grid by a virtually impossible extent.

New York Post

Metaculus Prediction


Public Figures

Joe Biden


Political split

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