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A Real Solution To High Gas Prices: New Fuel Economy Standards Could Save...
Everyone’s looking for a solution to high gas prices. Well, here’s a novel concept: we could just use less fuel. According to a new analysis from the Natural Resources Defense Council, increasing our average vehicle fleet efficiency to 54.5 miles per gallon would save consumers $68 billion over the next two decades. By bumping up [...]
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GAO: Fuel Economy Standards, Green Vehicles Jeopardizing Transportation Funding
The Highway Trust Fund risks bankruptcy as early as 2013 according to Government Accountability Office projections, in part because of government-imposed fuel economy standards and government-subsidized alternative fuel vehicles. “The major source of federal surface transportation funding is the Highway Trust Fund, but the revenues that make up that fund are eroding,” the GAO wrote in a March 29 report to Congress. “This trend will continue...
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CEI Today: Cost of fuel economy, DOJ's Apple lawsuit, and the Paycheck...
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Globalwarming.org: Obama Fuel Economy Standards Could Price Almost 7 Million Drivers out of New Car Market – NADA
In a report released Thursday, the National Auto Dealers Association (NADA) estimates that the Obama administration’s model year (MY) 2011-2025 fuel economy standards could price nearly 7 million consumers out of the market for new motor vehicles. > Read the full commentary on Globalwarming...
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FMCSA Offers Consumers Moving Company Checklist
FMCSA Offers Consumers Moving Company ChecklistTruckinginfoMore > 5/4/2012 - Fuel Economy Standards Could Reduce Transportation Funds by $57 Billion Proposed fuel economy standards could result in a $57 billion drop in tax revenue that goes to federal transportation funds, says the Congressional Budget Office.and more »
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CBO Releases Study on How Proposed Fuel Economy Standards Would Affect the...
AutoSpies.comCBO Releases Study on How Proposed Fuel Economy Standards Would Affect the ...Las Vegas TSGIn a study released today, CBO examines how a proposed rule to tighten fuel economy standards for cars, pick-up trucks, and other light-duty vehicles would affect cash flows of the Highway Trust Fund. In 2011, the National Highway Traffic Safety ...Fuel economy standards to hit fuel taxTheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk (blog)Tighter Vehicle...
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Deroy Murdock: The ills of fuel-economy standards
Is this what EPA chief Lisa Jackson calls "environmental justice?" Team Obama is fueling these anticipated price hikes by boosting CAFE standards from 35.5 miles per gallon in 2016 to 54.5 mpg by 2025. As they have for 37 years, car companies ...
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Rising fuel economy standards give new car buyers more choices
ThinkProgressRising fuel economy standards give new car buyers more choicesLos Angeles TimesBy Ronald D. White Times Staff Writer Average prices at US gasoline pumps have been running ahead of the record pace set last year, but rising fuel economy standards have given American motorists many more choices for mitigating pain at the pump, ...Report: NY, NJ to See Big Savings from Fuel Efficient Cars by 2025WNYCA Real Solution To High Gas Prices...
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Overview
A debate is raging in the U.S. Congress about appropriate fuel economy standards for new vehicles. Environmentalists are lobbying Congress to mandate more efficient vehicles to reduce dependence on oil and reduce off-gassing and emisions. The Automobile Lobbies are resisting changes to the fuel economy standards in order to reduce costs and keep...more
A debate is raging in the U.S. Congress about appropriate fuel economy standards for new vehicles. Environmentalists are lobbying Congress to mandate more efficient vehicles to reduce dependence on oil and reduce off-gassing and emisions. The Automobile Lobbies are resisting changes to the fuel economy standards in order to reduce costs and keep new car sales up.
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