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A huge piece of groundbreaking climate change regulation announced by the Biden administration boosting the EV

market to 20 by 2032, despite 1.2 million EVs sold last year in the US. There's still so much

work to do. Now, this doesn't mandate EVs, but it does reduce the tailpipe emissions. This has been

welcomed by the Alliance for Automotive Innovation. They represent Ford, GM, Stalantis and more.

Transportation is the single largest source of carbon emissions in the US. So reducing it is very important.

This was watered down. If you want to use that phrase a little bit more recently under pressure to give options for things like plug-in hybrid vehicles to be made by the car makers.

And even the unions as well worried about the loss of jobs as we go EV.

It's a critical focus and it's a great piece of groundbreaking climate legislation that came out by the Environmental Protection Agency.

They say it will nearly $100 billion, sorry, $100 billion in annual net societal benefits.

And in terms of the carbon emissions,

it's going to be a significant saving with this move to EV.

A fantastic piece of news yesterday, and we can't wait to see this.

Hopefully welcomed across the spectrum.

I'm sure someone will want it to go further.

It's an election year, remember as well, so there was a little bit of pulling back, I think,

but great public health benefits.

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