Supreme Court Reviews California Emissions
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•Supreme Court takes up case over California vehicle emissions standards
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The Supreme Court says it will wade into a case over whether California can set its own vehicle emissions standards.
The case involves a section of the Clean Air Act that preempts states from setting their own emissions standards for new vehicles.
California was the only state that regulated vehicle emissions before 1966 , and therefore is eligible for a waiver.
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