White House backs passive seat belts as auto safety option
The White House Council on Wage Price Stability urged a new auto safety rule allowing passive seat belts alongside airbags. It said adoption could save roughly 13 500 lives yearly with lower costs, though prices for new cars might rise by about 250 million dollars.
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Benzene exposure limits shaping up across agencies
A fragmented report notes EPA must draft benzene emission rules within 180 days affecting air from gasoline installations and vehicle exhausts. OSHA actions loom with a May 3 deadline, while a Texas temporary limit faces federal court review amid ongoing proceedings.
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