For a decade, environmentalists and states have urged the federal government to limit greenhouse gases from automobile tailpipes. On Monday, President Barack Obama took a step toward making it happen. He ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider allowing California, 16 states and the District of Columbia to control the amount of greenhouse gases — mainly carbon dioxide — in truck and car exhaust. It was the clearest signal yet the Obama administration plans to regulate the emissions blamed for global warming.
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Obama moves toward regulating greenhouse gases
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