Nine states across the country have agreed to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles in order to help Democrat President Joe Biden supposedly “fight the climate crisis.”
The states have all committed to plans to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles within the next decade.
The plans to phase out the vehicles and switch to electric and hybrid vehicles come as the Biden administration continues to pursue its lofty climate goals in a struggling economy.
The move seeks to comply with the targets of the unelected World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “Net Zero” agenda.
The Biden admin, for example, wants half of all new cars and trucks sold in 2030 to be “zero-emission,” despite sputtering EV sales.
All nine of the states, and Washington D.C., have adopted the Advanced Clean Cars II rule.
The rule means an outright ban on the sale of new gas-powered vehicles will be enforced after 2035.
California was the first to adopt the rule, aiming to have 35% of new vehicle sales emit zero emissions by 2026, and boosting that goal to 68% by 2030.
The Advanced Clean Cars II rules originated in California with the state Air Resources Board.
Since the rules were first adopted in