Clean Energy for America’s Statement Opposing S.4072, Senate Bill to Block EPA’s Clean Car Standard
Next week, the U.S. Senate is expected to hold a vote on S.4072, a bill to stop the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from using funds to implement the new tailpipe emissions rule for light-duty vehicles. In response, CE4A Executive Director Andrew Reagan released the following statement:
“Blocking EPA’s clean car standards would hurt consumer choice and risk American jobs. Senators should oppose these bad-faith attacks on vital, technology-neutral limits on tailpipe pollution.
“The EPA’s well-considered clean car standard provides regulatory certainty and boosts domestic jobs and clean energy manufacturing. Undoing it would weaken American competitiveness and hurt workers and consumers.
“We urge senators to oppose this attack and vote NO on S.4072.”
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Clean Energy for America: CE4A is the voice for the clean energy workforce, a broad coalition of clean energy stakeholders, who overwhelmingly support ambitious action on climate to grow our economy and create jobs. Clean Energy for America is of, for, and by the rapidly emerging clean energy workforce. Led by some of the most influential leaders across the industry, CE4A has operations across the country, mobilizing the clean energy industry for grassroots engagement – carrying forward the momentum and demand for a clean energy economy.
CONTACT
Alyssa Cortes, comms@ceforamerica.org
