Public transportation earns one man $154,121!
July 13, 2016
At the Coalition for Clean Air we walk the walk when it comes to public transportation, subsidizing the cost of public transportation for each of our staff members and interns. ... Read more
Metro has considered completion of critical goods movement projects
July 1, 2016
In case you missed it just last week on Thursday June 23rd, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) Board, voted to place a very transformative transportation plan measure ... Read more
Bill to Bring More Climate Investments to Disadvantaged Communities Passes 1st Senate Hurdle
June 30, 2016
Contact: Bill Magavern, Coalition for Clean Air, 916-527-8051 SACRAMENTO – On June 29th the Senate Environmental Quality Committee passed AB 1550 (Gomez), designed to ensure that the benefits of California’s climate change ... Read more
SB 1387 Passes Key Hurdle In Assembly
June 28, 2016
SB 1387 passed a key threshold yesterday by with its approval from the Assembly Natural Resources Committee. The bill, authored by Senate pro tempore Kevin de Leon, Senator Ben Allen and ... Read more
California lawmakers unplug the state’s electric car program
June 16, 2016
California’s Cap and Trade program was established to curb emissions happening now. We are concerned that the dollars aren’t being spent to deal with the issue. In the article below, ... Read more
Teaching the next generation of air quality leaders
June 14, 2016
Air pollution is not equal opportunity. Children are particularly at risk and early exposure to air pollution will lead to a lifetime of unhealthy lungs. Fortunately, children and parents can ... Read more
Muhammad Ali and the fight for clean air
June 6, 2016
Like many iconic figures, Muhammad Ali touched the lives of people large and small. His bravado, charisma and sense of purpose inspired people in and out of the ring. In ... Read more
The attack of the super-pollutants
June 1, 2016
First posted in Capitol Weekly By Bill Magavern As Hollywood brings a new crop of super-hero movies to our theaters, state policymakers are considering action against a group of particularly ... Read more
