WASHINGTON — President Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin unveiled what they called the biggest red tape removal in US history Thursday, axing a sweeping Obama-era anti-greenhouse gas policy and predicting it could save $1.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced an end Thursday to credits to automakers who install automatic start-stop ignition systems in their vehicles, a device intended to reduce emissions that EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said “everyone hates.

EPA eliminates 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding and vehicle emission standards to save taxpayers $1.3 trillion.

The Trump administration announced an end to greenhouse gas emission standards for all vehicles made in model year 2012 or later Thursday.

EPA administrator Lee Zeldin eliminates Obama-era greenhouse gas finding in what he calls the "largest deregulatory action," saving $1.3 trillion.

The EPA is advising automakers to end use of stop-start technology, along with many other major changes. The Trump administration and the Environmental Protection Agency have announced massive changes to the nation’s environmental policy,

The EPA has rescinded a landmark Obama-era policy that removes the agency’s authority to enforce greenhouse gas standards and electric vehicle quotas for trucks. The post Trump EPA ends basis for

Trump made fun of the head of the EPA for making a seriously long speech this afternoon, as cameras captured the president appearing to doze off in the middle