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Minnesota Lawmakers Support Opposing California Vehicle Emission Standards

1 report, 1 independent Updated 08:25
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What happened

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In October 2020, Dan Sparks and Ann Rest signed a pledge opposing tougher vehicle emission standards. The pledge was circulated by the Minnesota Automobile Dealers Association as part of a campaign against adopting regulations that mirror those of the California Air Resources Board.

From southernminn.com

Why it matters

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The campaign aims to influence whether Minnesota adopts vehicle emission standards similar to those established by the California Air Resources Board. The issue has largely split along party lines among legislative candidates regarding the regulation of motor vehicle emissions.

From southernminn.com

Who's involved

  • California Air Resources BoardClean air agency in the government of California that sets regulations
  • Dan SparksSigned a pledge opposing California regulations
  • Ann RestSigned a pledge opposing California regulations

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    The automotive industry might face changes in sales or production costs if Minnesota adopts stricter vehicle emission standards.

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