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Trump Administration Moves to Loosen Restrictions It Once Supported on a Harmful Pollutant
EPA delays hydrofluorocarbon phaseout until 2032 citing refrigerant shortages and cost concerns, disrupting industry plans supported by nearly 90% of air conditioning systems using alternatives.
- The Trump administration is reversing a 2020 law that aimed to reduce greenhouse gases from cooling equipment, resulting in a shift away from the bipartisan consensus on phasing out hydrofluorocarbons that drive global warming.
- EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin stated that the new proposal will help make American refrigerants affordable, safe, and reliable again while responding to concerns from businesses over compliance with previous rules.
- Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin stated that the rule was restricting access to refrigerants and increasing costs, adding that it did not give companies enough time to comply.
- Industry representatives argue that rolling back the HFC phaseout will create uncertainty and potentially increase costs for consumers, while environmentalists warn it will exacerbate climate pollution.
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Trump administration moves to loosen restrictions it once supported on a harmful pollutant
The Trump administration is loosening a federal rule that requires grocery stores, air-conditioning companies and others to reduce powerful greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming.
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