Greenhouse Gas Emission Standards

Greenhouse Gas Emission Standards are regulations set by governments to limit the amount of heat-trapping gases, like carbon dioxide, that vehicles and industries can release into the atmosphere. These standards aim to reduce climate change by encouraging cleaner technologies and fuels. Manufacturers must meet specific emission limits when producing vehicles or equipment, which often leads to the development of more efficient and eco-friendly products. Overall, these standards help protect the environment by cutting down pollution and promoting sustainable practices.