CCA Statement on Air Resources Board’s Adoption of New Clean-Car Standards
“Today’s action by CARB is an essential step to cleaning up the transportation system, which causes about 80% of California’s smog and soot...
Leave a comment“Today’s action by CARB is an essential step to cleaning up the transportation system, which causes about 80% of California’s smog and soot...
Leave a commentToday’s passage of the Inflation Reduction Act is truly a landmark moment for air quality, public health and the planet’s climate. Though by...
Leave a comment | Tagged clean air, Clean cars, clean transportation, Federal, freight, goods movement, legislation, Media, StatementCoalition for Clean Air Policy Director Bill Magavern released the following statement on the Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia v. EPA, which...
Leave a comment | Tagged EPA, Federal, Media, Statement, Supreme CourtStatement of Coalition for Clean Air Policy Director Bill Magavern on the California Air Resources Board (CARB) approving rules to reduce pollution from...
Leave a comment | Tagged California Air Resources Board, harborcraft, Media, ports, press, Press release, StatementStatement by Deborah Camiel for Clean Air California on sponsoring the Clean Cars, Clean Air Act for 2022 Ballot San Francisco, CA –...
Leave a comment | Tagged ballot, California, Clean cars, press, Press release, Statement, wildfiresCoalition for Clean Air (CCA) applauds Mayor Eric Garcetti for appointing Councilmember Nithya Raman to the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)...
Leave a comment | Tagged local government, Los Angeles, Mayor of Los Angeles, South Coast Air Quality Management DistrictStatement of Coalition for Clean Air Policy Director Bill Magavern: Governor Newsom’s budget presented today rightly invests in protecting Californians from the ravages...
Leave a comment | Tagged budget, California, Media, press, Press releaseGiving Tuesday isn’t about bragging, though we could point to big wins here and here and here. It isn’t about donor education, though...
Leave a comment | Tagged advocacy, air pollution, California, clean air, legislation, South Coast Air Quality Management District, Statement, take action