Trump plan rolls back Biden diesel rules, touts trucking relief

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Trump administration proposes rolling back Biden-era heavy-duty truck emissions rules, arguing it would save about $12 billion for truckers and lower prices for goods by eliminating DEF-related deratings and speed restrictions on new highway and nonroad engines, while preserving roughly 90% of NOx reductions and easing emissions-warranty requirements; supporters say the changes boost supply-chain efficiency and consumer prices while maintaining environmental protections.
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- EPA proposes weakening heavy-duty truck pollution rules NPR
- E.P.A. Moves to Loosen Limits on Pollution From Trucks The New York Times
- EPA proposes to loosen requirements for truck pollution controls The Hill
- EPA Proposes to Relax Air Pollution Standards for Buses, Trucks Bloomberg.com
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