In many sectors, such as autos and energy, lower costs and better efficiency—not EPA rule-making—are the real engines of growth. Eva Zlotnicka explains.
The movement toward electric vehicles, away from the internal combustion engine, is likely to continue, regardless of whether fuel efficiency standards are reduced.
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