Trump proposes weaker vehicle mileage rules, cutting climate policies

Al JazeeraWednesday, December 3, 2025 at 11:17:48 PM
  • Donald Trump has proposed a significant reduction in vehicle mileage requirements, which would encourage the production and use of less fuel
  • The implications of this proposal are substantial, as it could lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions and undermine efforts to combat climate change. Critics argue that such a policy shift prioritizes short
  • This development reflects a broader trend in U.S. politics, where climate policies are often subject to reversal with changes in administration. Trump's assertion that he will nullify many of Joe Biden's executive orders, including those related to climate, underscores the contentious nature of environmental regulations and the ongoing debate over the balance between economic interests and ecological responsibility.
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