In Focus: New Federal Vehicle Emissions Standards

Joshua Linn

Date

March 19, 2024

Guest

Joshua Linn

Producers

Annie M. Tastet and Matt Fleck

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The US Environmental Protection Agency is expected to soon issue a much-anticipated regulation to limit greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light-duty trucks. The rule, which likely will help increase sales of electric vehicles over the next five to seven years, may have implications for vehicle buyers and manufacturers. Resources for the Future Senior Fellow Joshua Linn shares his thoughts on who may benefit the most from these new standards in the latest In Focus video.

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