Advocacy update: working for clean air everywhere
It’s a busy time for air quality – the California Legislature is in the middle of its legislative cycle; agencies are developing spending...
Leave a comment |It’s a busy time for air quality – the California Legislature is in the middle of its legislative cycle; agencies are developing spending...
Leave a comment | Tagged advocacy, California, clean air, Clean cars, Federal, freight, local governmentIt’s no surprise that more containers coming into California ports means worse air quality. What is unexpected is that dirtier locomotives are making...
Leave a comment | Tagged air pollution, freight, goods movement, locomotive, railyard, trainPop quiz: which level of government is responsible for cleaning the air? Naturally, you might say it’s the federal Government’s responsibility. And you...
Leave a comment | Tagged advocacy, clean air, local governmentApril 24th Update: The bill has passed out of the Senate Transportation and Environmental Quality Committees and is headed to the Senate Appropriations...
7 CommentsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bill Magavern Tuesday, January 8, 2019 916-527-8051 COALITION FOR CLEAN AIR LAUDS GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENT OF JARED BLUMENFELD AS...
Leave a comment | Tagged CalEPA, California, Gavin Newsom, Jared Blumenfeld, Press releaseEveryone knows that Los Angeles has a car problem. We drive too far, and too often. Some people say that there is a...
Leave a comment | Tagged freight, goods movement, oil, ship, tanker, zero emissionCalifornia always makes headlines for its dedication to clean energy. Just last month Governor Brown signed SB 100, setting a target for emissions-free...
Leave a comment | Tagged air pollution, bicycle, bike, CARB, clean air, Clean cars, electric vehicles, EVs, goods movement, Los Angeles, Metro, take action, Transportation, zero emissionCalifornia is pushing the envelope when it comes to environmental policy. The state is pioneering a community-driven regulatory and environmental policy scheme. The...
Leave a comment | Tagged AB 617, air pollution, CARB, community meeting, legislation, Transportation