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The Pour Over: Politically Neutral, Christ-First News

New EPA Rule, Fed Keeps Interest Rates Steady, & More | 03.22.24

The Pour Over: Politically Neutral, Christ-First News

The Pour Over

Christianity, Daily News, News, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 22 March 2024

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Today we’re talking about new EPA regulation on tailpipe emissions, the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting, the latest “world happiness” rankings, and other top news for Friday, March 22nd. Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with The Pour Over Today. Please support our TPO sponsors! Operation Blessing: https://links.thepourover.org/OB__Podcast A Jew and a Gentile Discuss: https://links.thepourover.org/JewGentileDiscussPod Men's Daily Bible: https://links.thepourover.org/MensDailyBiblePod TUVU: https://www.tuvu.com/tpo

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0:00.0

Today we're talking about new EPA regulation on tailpipe emissions, the Federal Reserve's latest meeting,

0:08.9

the latest world happiness rankings, and other top news for Friday, March 22nd.

0:15.0

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the poor over today.

0:20.0

Here's the quote of the day.

0:22.0

God cannot give us a happiness and peace apart from himself,

0:26.0

because it is not there.

0:28.0

There is no such thing.

0:30.0

C.S. Lewis.

0:32.0

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

0:37.0

Biden administration is taking on tail pipes with new regulations

0:41.0

saying 56% of new cars should be electric by 20%. with new

0:43.0

cars should be electric by 2032.

0:46.0

The EPA's new rule doesn't ban gas cars but rather sets limits on

0:50.8

emissions across automakers entire fleet, meaning Nissan can still make a gas

0:55.7

guzzling truck, as long as they make enough all-electric or hybrid Nissan leaves to average out.

1:03.0

Automakers that exceed the limits would face significant penalties.

1:07.4

The new limits begin with model year 2027 and become increasingly strict through

1:12.2

2032. Two years later than originally proposed.

1:17.0

Automakers seem pleased with the additional time to bolster infrastructure and public sentiment surrounding electric vehicles.

1:25.0

Republicans have promised to challenge the regulations, calling them unrealistic and saying they'll force the U.S.

1:31.0

to rely more heavily on imported materials from China.

1:34.0

Though we may not all agree on the best way to balance the health of the earth and the needs of humanity,

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