Blog Posts – Coalition for Clean Air

Newsom’s Budget Disappointing for Clean Transportation

January 10, 2020

ACTION ALERT: Contact Governor Newsom’s office now and ask for more money for clean cars, trucks, and buses [button text=”Contact Governor Newsom” link=”https://govapps.gov.ca.gov/gov40mail/”] Statement of Coalition for Clean Air

Hank Wedaa was a Clean Air Hero and a pioneer of hydrogen fuel-cell history

December 23, 2019

When Henry “Hank” Wedaa passed away last month, California lost a strong advocate for clean air and a pioneer of hydrogen fuel cell history. We’re saddened by his passing, and

Ports Release Faulty Clean Truck Program Economic Study

December 20, 2019

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have released their economic study to support the Truck Rate Plan that will impose a proposed rate structure to help accelerate the

The Coalition for Clean Air Hires Julia Randolph and Rachelle Arias

December 16, 2019

[row] [col span=”1/1″] The Coalition for Clean Air is excited to announce the hiring of two new staff members this fall: Rachelle Arias is joining us as our new Office

ACTION ALERT | Tell the state to pass a strong electric trucks rule now

December 12, 2019

! December 2019 Update: Thanks to your calls, comments and advocacy, CARB moved forward to begin the process of adopting a tougher regulation! CARB will vote on the final regulation

Thank you! Here’s what you helped us accomplish

November 26, 2019

Our 2019 Accomplishments…

San Francisco passes Measure D!

November 19, 2019

San Francisco just took a big step in supporting electric vehicles, public transit and active transportation. 67.65% of SF voters supported Measure D in the November 5, 2019 elections. Measure

ACTION ALERT | Help Us Clear the Air at Ports Statewide

November 8, 2019

By Jerilyn López Mendoza, Senior Policy Advocate ! December 2019 Update: Thanks to your calls, comments and advocacy, CARB moved forward to begin the process of adopting a tougher regulation!

California Wildfire Health Effects – What it consists of, why you should be concerned, and how to protect yourself

October 28, 2019

We originally posted the following article on wildfire risk almost one year ago, but the information is as relevant today as ever. Unfortunately, those who study climate change are showing

Clearing the Air: recapping the 2019 legislative year

October 25, 2019

Another legislative year has come and gone in Sacramento; and it brought both good and bad news for air quality. Not only did 2019 mark the beginning of a new