Bill 119 s 996, also known as the "Clean Air Act Amendment to Prevent Elimination of Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles Act," aims to make changes to the Clean Air Act in order to prevent the elimination of the sale of motor vehicles with internal combustion engines. The bill also includes provisions for other purposes related to this issue. The bill seeks to address concerns about the potential elimination of internal combustion engine vehicles, which are currently the most common type of vehicles on the road. By amending the Clean Air Act, the bill aims to ensure that regulations and policies do not lead to the phasing out of these vehicles in favor of alternative technologies. The specific details of the bill include provisions that would require the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to consider the impact on internal combustion engine vehicles when developing regulations related to air quality and emissions standards. The bill also includes measures to promote research and development of technologies that can improve the environmental performance of internal combustion engines. Overall, the goal of Bill 119 s 996 is to strike a balance between environmental concerns and the continued availability of internal combustion engine vehicles. By making changes to the Clean Air Act, the bill aims to ensure that regulations support the coexistence of different types of vehicles on the road while also promoting innovation in the automotive industry.
Bill 119 s 996, also known as the "Clean Air Act Amendment to Prevent Elimination of Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles Act," aims to make changes to the Clean Air Act in order to prevent the elimination of the sale of motor...