We're getting the band back together.
Epoch Times (5/8/20) reports: "Automobile consumers stand to benefit from the Trump administration’s proposed reforms of federal fuel and emissions mandates, according to energy policy analysts and free market advocacy groups. Some of the free market groups that signed off on a coalition letter submitted to President Trump on April 6 in support of the regulatory change have argued that it does not go far enough, while environmental activists claim Trump’s proposal will jeopardize public health and safety. The American Energy Alliance, a nonprofit group based in Washington that led the free market coalition, credited the administration for finalizing a regulatory reform process that began last fall when it ended a waiver process that gave California a special role in setting standards for emissions...'The coalition members agree that the Trump administration’s proposed changes to the Obama-era expansion of the fuel economy mandate are both legally appropriate and economically necessary,' Tom Pyle, AEA’s president, told The Epoch Times."
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"Inexpensive energy is necessary for economic advancement by the world’s poor and for recovery from the staggering economic effects of Covid-19. Ideological opposition to fossil fuels is an anti-human stance that views ordinary people not as problem-solving sources of ingenuity but as only mouths to feed, producing environmental damage. "
– Benjamin Zycher,
American Enterprise Institute
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