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The Department of Transportation finalized new fuel economy standards that cut the 2031 target from 50.4 mpg to 34.9 mpg. The NHTSA estimates this will raise fuel costs by $185 billion and carbon emissions by 5%, while the Department of Energy projects gas prices will rise 76 cents per gallon. The vast majority of 68,294 public comments opposed the plan.
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