
“This bipartisan legislation will allow badly needed funds from environmental settlements to go towards reducing the effect of diesel engines on our environment,” said Rep. John D. Dingell, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

“This bipartisan legislation will allow badly needed funds from environmental settlements to go towards reducing the effect of diesel engines on our environment,” said Rep. John D. Dingell, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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03/14, 12:37 PM
posted by:
Get Real
Soon the EPA will come after every old car on the road.
Big Brother is coming and will kill the spirit of this country.
03/14, 12:40 PM
posted by:
hateful83
Why don’t they worry about industry thats polluting at a much higher rate than vehicles? Oh, that’s cause industries just pay a fine, so they’ll just keep clamping down on us. I wouldn’t mind this if I felt they were improving in all areas, but, no.
03/14, 2:52 PM
posted by:
maximus
I’m all about lowering pollution, but this is retarded.
03/14, 5:23 PM
posted by:
deutschetouring1337
We are probably going to follow how Europe has become highly taxed for everything.
03/15, 6:30 AM
posted by:
1c3d0g
Well, I know one vehicle that has zero emissions control yet is allowed to continue polluting our air unabated: those damned “tractors” that pull baggage carts on the tarmac around airports. I’ve worked close to them and let me tell you, nothing f*cks up your lungs worse than one of those ugly vehicles (just idling alone makes you feel sick). So what about those machines, huh EPA? What about them?!? Oh, is it because they’re working close to planes that it’s the FAA’s job to monitor them? If it was up to me, I’d ban all those stupid little tractors and use Smart’s/Mini’s/Fiesta’s/Celta’s instead.
03/16, 11:24 PM
posted by:
bigp
when do they have to make it to 35mpg