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With all the comments about not wanting EU law to be the international standard, it’s not really that unusual for regulations in one country to do this. For exa
by jrs95 9y ago
With all the comments about not wanting EU law to be the international standard, it’s not really that unusual for regulations in one country to do this. For example, U.S. fuel efficiency standards have a significant impact on the entire market. If these are reduced by the current administration, but California maintains the same standards, even California’s regulations might be enough to keep the same or nearly the same impact on the market.