Jay Obernolte Asks Witnesses About California Air Resources Board’s ’Completely Nonsensical’ Rule
During a House Science Committee hearing earlier this month, Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) questioned witnesses about the California Air Resources Board’s proposed rules.
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CARB has ZERO legal authority to make these illegal laws and neither does the EPA.
What a hard decision to make. Switch freight to rail from trucks probably resulting in job loss for the truckers. America has already done so much to reduce their admissions. I don't think zero emissions is even possible. I think forest fires are more of an issue than trucks or trains emissions. Forest fires are preventable yet some states and federal org rather harm trucking industries than actually preventing these other types of emissions which all add up.
I'm guessing that they are a private track is the issue here. Otherwise they would be demanding it so soros trains could run on it.
The problem is simple, batteries weigh the same fully charged or fully discharged.And that is " heavy"
Correct me if I’m wrong here Sandy, but didn’t the United States already have its rail days? The country was built on rails, then evolved to trucks… no? Doesn’t seem like progress to me, seems more like regression..