Fearing threat to Calif. emissions law, lawmakers plan a fight
By Sean Cockerham, McClatchy
The Trump administration could move at any time to revoke California’s right to impose stricter auto emissions standards than the federal government does, and the state’s senators are already mounting a fight.
Congressional sources are hearing conflicting information on whether and when the Environmental Protection Agency will revoke California’s waiver.
Initially the EPA action appeared imminent, but now there is some uncertainty, in part because the action would set up a legal showdown with California that President Donald Trump could lose.
