EPA
Tesla Cybercab receives EPA certification revealing detailed specs
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Tesla's Cybercab has obtained a Certificate of Conformity from the EPA, clearing a regulatory step for the autonomous robotaxi. The certification confirms compliance with federal and California emissions standards as a zero-emission vehicle. Public documents also disclosed technical details including weight, battery size, and range.
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed on March 20, 2026, to shift how it regulates pyrolysis plants used in plastic recycling. The change would move oversight from strict incinerator rules to broader factory standards. Environmental groups warn it could increase toxic emissions near vulnerable communities.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is moving to transfer oversight of toxic coal ash ponds to state regulators under the Trump administration. The change would expand authority already held by five states and potentially weaken federal protections established in 2015. Critics warn that reduced state funding could leave communities vulnerable to groundwater contamination.