- The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is seeking to prevent Congress from repealing existing rules while the Trump administration defends state tailpipe requirements.
- Mike Lee introduced legislation in the House to curb EPA overreach while the agency enforces regulations set by Congress.
Congress is actively seeking ways to overturn or significantly curb existing environmental regulations through legislative action.
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Updated Sep 17
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What happened
Congress is actively seeking ways to overturn or significantly curb existing environmental regulations through legislative action.
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