WASHINGTON – Auto makers, regulators and environmentalists open the annual Society of Automotive Engineers’ Government/Industry meeting here by treading heavily on what surely will become familiar battleground this year – whether new federal fuel-economy standards or state-level tailpipe emissions regulations proposed by California will control greenhouse gases and promote U.S. energy independence.
California’s emissions standard requires vehicles to achieve a fleet average of ...
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