In reaction to the Biden administration’s latest defense of the transition to electric vehicles , one U.S.-based energy and oil expert has issued a call-to-action for American drivers. "These are cars that Americans don't want and can't afford. The rule that the EPA put out yesterday is bad for American consumers.
According to administration officials, the regulations will help "tackle the climate crisis" by reducing the transportation sector's carbon dioxide emissions by a staggering 7.2 billion metric tons over the course of the program, which will be in effect through 2032. Officials also told reporters on a press call that the regulations would reduce the amount of oil consumed in the U.S. by billions of barrels within three decades.
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