The Impact of Trump's EV Tax Credit Reversal on Public Health
November 27, 2024 - 06:05
Donald Trump's pledge to end tax credits for electric vehicle (EV) sales could hinder advancements in reducing tailpipe emissions, which are responsible for thousands of illnesses and deaths each year. The removal of these financial incentives may discourage consumers from transitioning to cleaner transportation options, ultimately affecting air quality and public health. As the push for electrification continues, this decision raises concerns about the future of environmental and health initiatives aimed at combating pollution.
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