America: 18 states sued the Trump Administration

These legal battles have been initiated to reconsider the rules of greenhouse gas emissions for the US auto fleet (car companies). The allegation is that the Trump administration is trying to wreak Obama's efforts on climate change efforts.

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Washington: 18 States of America have sued the President Donald Trump Administration. These legal battles have been initiated against the idea of ​​reducing greenhouse gas emissions rules for the US auto fleet (car companies). States have also started this fight against new rules brought about by one of President Barack Obama's efforts before tackling climate change. The allegation is that the Trump administration is trying to wreak Obama's efforts on climate change efforts.

In April, the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Scott Pruth had said that he would review Obama's timing rules again. Its aim is to increase the requirements of clean gas up to 50 mph per gallon (capacity) by 2025, thereby reducing carbon emissions.

Pruites' agency said that this standard is' based on old information 'and the new data says that' these standards can be very harsh. ' At the same time, states argue in the lawsuit that the EPA has changed the greenhouse gas rules 'arbitrarily'.

California Governor Jerry Brown (D) said in a petition filed in court, "This group of states will protect the nation's cleaner car standards to boost gas and prevent poisonous air pollution."

These lawsuits have been filed in the US against major clashes on climate policy related to cars and light trucks. The Trump Administration has prepared a proposal, which will change the Standard Car Rule standard set in the Obama Administration and decide the Federal Standard by 2021.