States Must Be Allowed to Reduce Global Warming Pollution from Vehicles

Thirteen states, representing over a third of the U.S. auto market, have adopted clean car standards to reduce global warming pollution from vehicles. And many more states are currently considering adopting the standards as well. But on December 19, despite overwhelming public support, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Stephen Johnson denied the states the waiver they need to implement these crucial standards.

In doing so he not only went against historical precedent, but also rejected the advice of EPA advisors, directives of two federal judges, and the Supreme Court! Please tell EPA Administrator Johnson how profoundly disappointed you are with his decision. By denying the states the waiver they need to regulate vehicle pollution, he is shirking his legal responsibilities under the Clean Air Act, and instead playing politics with our health and the environment. Send a letter today! 

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