THE U.S. SENATE APPROVED NEBRASKA SENATOR DEB FISCHER’S RESOLUTION OF DISAPPROVAL TO REPEAL CALIFORNIA’S ADVANCED CLEAN TRUCKS REGULATION WHICH IMPOSED STRINGENT EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS AND HEAVY-DUTY DIESEL ENGINES.
FISCHER SPOKE ON THE SENATE FLOOR TO HIGHLIGHT THE NECESSITY IN OVERTURNING THE WAIVER TO STOP ONE STATE FROM DICTATING EMISSION POLICIES FOR THE ENTIRE COUNTRY:
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FISCHER18 OC………WOULD BE DISRUPTED. :28
FISCHER SAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WAS PICKING WINNERS AND LOSERS IN WHAT VEHICLE PEOPLE COULD DRIVE:
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FISCHER19 OC……COMBUSTION ENGINES. :24
A COMPANION RESOLUTION PASSED THE HOUSE ON APRIL 30TH.
THE RESOLUTION NOW HEADS TO THE PRESIDENT’S DESK WHERE IT IS EXPECTED TO BE SIGNED INTO LAW.
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