Two days later, under the advocacy and promotion of East City, Central City unexpectedly passed the Coastal Environmental Protection Act and simultaneously released a draft for soliciting opinions on new regulations for punishing environmental pollution.
Especially regarding the pollution and gas emissions of Fuel Element Vehicles, a whole new standard was established.
This signifies an advancement in the Federation's environmental protection efforts while safeguarding the pristine seas and skies of coastal areas, preventing ecological deterioration, and helping to mitigate increasingly frequent disasters.
At least that's what the environmental experts on TV said.
Amidst a overwhelming wave of opposition, surprisingly, the Ministry of Justice relented, revising the regulations for a second time — existing models were let off, but any newly manufactured models would not be allowed on the market or roads if they couldn't pass stringent environmental testing.
