In a significant move, Congress is set to ease regulations on air pollution, following a resolution passed by the House that grants more flexibility to polluters. Chairman Guthrie has expressed support for this legislation, which aims to defend American job creators from costly regulations imposed by the current administration. The House has officially repealed a rule established by the Biden administration that aimed to limit emissions from power plants and factories, with the resolution now heading to the desk of former President Trump for approval. Critics of this legislation warn that it could dismantle important protections for vulnerable communities, highlighting concerns about the impact on public health and safety.