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The Biden administration has loosened its proposed car and truck fuel economy standards.
The Department of Transportation announced a proposed rule in 2023 that would require cars to meet an average of 55.7 mpg.
Now, it has revised the rule, pulling the requirements down to 50.4 mpg and 45 mpg, respectively.
The announcement was met with mixed reviews by environmentalists.
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