At the Capitol in St. Paul Thursday, cleaning up the air by cleaning up cars took center stage.
The Minnesota Clean Car Act was laid out in front of lawmakers. It promotes creating
The bill would eventually force automakers to cut emissions by up to 30-percent.
Supporters said the bill would reduce smog and soot, and save Minnesotans hundred of millions of dollars in fuel.
The standards would apply only to new vehicles.
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At the Capitol in St. Paul Thursday, cleaning up the air by cleaning up cars took center stage.