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  1. The Trump administration is facing executive orders that deprioritize climate action and DEI, alongside a lawsuit seeking the restoration of canceled farm grants.
  2. The Trump administration blocked stringent California emissions rules via executive action, citing EV rejection to loosen standards.
  3. Trump's regulatory actions and the resulting lawsuit challenge California's emissions authority.

Trump's memo superseded the California Air Resources Board's evaluation authority.

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Trump's memo superseded the California Air Resources Board's evaluation authority.

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  1. OCC warned CARB over climate reporting laws as Trump administration challenges state laws.1 source
  2. The memo specifies how emissions components are regulated.1 source
  3. Trump's memo specifically superseded CARB's evaluation authority.1 source

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Trump's regulatory actions and the resulting lawsuit challenge California's emissions authority.

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