A recent poll found a sharp divide between consumers on the left and the right when asked about California's emissions waiver and the Trump administration's fight to revoke it.
Share to twitterHeavy traffic clogs the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles, California. The EPA has formally revoked the state's waiver granting it the ability to set its own vehicle emissions standards.
WASHINGTON, DC: EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler and Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao announced on Sept. 19 that the Trump administration would prohibit California from setting its own fuel economy standards. But how do people — you know, the people actually buying the vehicles affected by these regulations — feel about this current fight? Curious to find out, we atand asked them their thoughts on the issue.
But when you split those results by political party — another question we asked in the survey — the results showed quite a gap . SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 18: California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks as California environmental protection agency secretary Jared Blumenfeld California Air Resources Board Chair Mary Nichols and California attorney general XavierThings were equally disparate when we asked whether people believed climate change is caused by human activity. Independent voters posted nearly identical numbers: 65 percent said yes, 20 percent said no and 15 percent were unsure.
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