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CA standards are based on the Clean Air Act, and the EPA is issuing waivers regarding CA emission standards, with Congress reviewing submissions.

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CA standards are based on the Clean Air Act, and the EPA is issuing waivers regarding CA emission standards, with Congress reviewing submissions.

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  1. Co-sponsored legislation is underway to standardize rail emissions, pitting national standards against existing state rules in California and Michigan.Sub-event
  2. Political figures, including members of Congress, are publicly criticizing and challenging the California Air Resources Board's policies regarding emissions standards and waivers.Sub-event
  3. EPA forwarded CARB rules to Congress for review and exempted islanded data center power plants from limits.Sub-event
  4. Congress takes action, removing a waiver related to the Clean Air Act.1 source
  5. Trump directs EPA review as agency seeks alternative certification paths for CA standards.1 source
  6. CA/EPA/Congress review of Clean Air Act standards and emission waivers.1 source

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