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U.S. House votes against tighter heavy-duty truck emissions regulations, White House to veto

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The U.S. House of Representatives voted 221 to 203 on May 24 to repeal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations aiming to significantly reduce emissions that contribute to smog and soot from heavy-duty trucks.

The rule, after being passed by the Senate in April, will now be sent to President Joe Biden’s desk. The White House said the EPA rule “cuts pollution, boosts public health, and advances environmental justice.”

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