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The Trump administration finalized the repeal of the endangerment finding, gutting key vehicle greenhouse gas standards.
EPA analysis shows higher costs from the rollback, including more fuel purchases and maintenance through 2055.
Overall, the repeal is projected to impose up to $1.5 trillion in costs, outweighing the $1.3 trillion in supposed savings.
Critics say the analysis fails to account for social and climate costs of deregulation.
Environmental groups warn the rollback would raise greenhouse gas emissions by up to 10% by 2055.
The administration argues the move follows the law and reduces regulatory overreach.
Some scenarios in the analysis imagine lower fuel prices, but experts dispute their realism.
The analysis projects a 29% rise in gas prices by 2050 if regulations are repealed.
Advocacy groups warn the policy could cause broader climate and health costs that exceed any savings.
The report frames critics as arguing the administration prioritizes industry over everyday people.

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The Trump administration moved to rescind the 2009 endangerment finding, a legal pillar for climate rules.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin calls it the largest deregulatory action in American history.
The administration argues the rollback could eliminate trillions in projected regulatory costs over time.
California’s cap-and-trade regime would still exist and affect prices even without the endangerment finding.
The piece argues that California’s climate policy has diverted billions from the productive economy.
Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the EPA move while abroad at the Munich Security Conference.
The article contends regulation costs affect gas, electricity, and housing prices for families.
Critics warn that rolling back the endangerment finding would not instantly erase existing climate rules.
The piece notes that Trump predicts savings for consumers and the auto industry from deregulation.

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Trump's administration rescinded a 2009 EPA finding that greenhouse gases threaten public health, a move Maher called a major deregulation.
Maher labeled the action as the “single largest deregulatory action in American history” and the “biggest dick move in American history.”
Maher referenced Taylor Swift’s engagement to illustrate how public opinion shifts when personal relationships change.
Maher suggested the public prefers a return to traditional masculinity, using Swift’s engagement as an example.
The segment aired the day before Valentine’s Day, framing the discussion within politics and culture.
Maher criticized Trump over climate policy while addressing broader culture, aligning politics with entertainment commentary.
The article notes Lee Zeldin as EPA administrator associated with the deregulatory action.
The piece cites an AP photo credit for the Trump-Zeldin image accompanying coverage.
The report frames the discussion within entertainment media and political commentary.

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Environmental groups vow to sue the Trump EPA in the wake of finalizing the endangerment finding repeal.
EPA argues the repeal will reduce regulatory costs while expanding consumer vehicle choices.
The endangerment finding has underpinned greenhouse gas rules since 2009, linked to the Massachusetts v. EPA decision.
Public health groups say repealing the finding will worsen heat waves, pollution, and wildfires.
Legal experts expect a fast court fight in the D.C. Circuit over the repeal.
Our Children’s Trust says it will challenge the action as unconstitutional on behalf of youth.
The repeal could affect both mobile and stationary source emissions standards.
Experts say removing the finding may expose polluters to new liability risk under federal law.
Environmental groups frame the action as a direct attack on children's rights and health.
Experts anticipate a broader move to apply the same legal standard to stationary sources soon.

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