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EPA Proposes to Revoke Endangerment Finding — What’s at Stake? · MobilityNotes

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EPA Proposes to Revoke Endangerment Finding — What’s at Stake?

By Contact Mobilitynotes·Aug 1, 2025·22 min readPremium

The U.S. EPA has proposed to revoke its 2009 GHG Endangerment Finding, which underpins the regulation of tailpipe (GHG) emissions from cars and trucks.

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