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It's Time for Auto Companies to Re-Commit to the Electric Future
07 Oct 2024 | Abstracted from Evergreen Action
"The question is whether auto company boards and CEOs will meet the moment, or if they will let their fate be written for them by the likes of Justice Brett Kavanaugh and Donald Trump...it is totally plausible that the Supreme Court could decide the fate of key vehicle standards, including California’s nation-leading Advanced Clean Cars II...companies can see their own best interest, and the public interest, in a stable electric vehicle future."
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