Senate Overturns Biden's Truck Emissions Regulation.

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The Senate passed a Republican-led effort to overturn a Biden administration rule aimed at reducing pollution from heavy-duty trucks. The rule aims to cut down on emissions of pollutants that can harm the respiratory system and are also components of acid rain. Republicans argue that the rule is overly burdensome for the trucking industry and could worsen inflation. The White House said President Biden would veto the effort, and it is unlikely to win the two-thirds majority needed to override the veto.
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