EPA Rollback: Higher Gas Prices, Job Losses Predicted | JQJO

The EPA's rollback of greenhouse gas emission regulations, projected to save Americans $54 billion annually, will likely result in higher gas prices and nearly half a million job losses by 2035, according to the agency's own analysis. The reversal of fuel efficiency standards for vehicles will decrease fuel economy and increase consumer costs. The EPA argues the move promotes affordable car choices, while critics contend it undermines efforts to reduce carbon emissions and harms the economy.