CARB retrofit funding

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) plans to allocate more than 75% of $1-billion in public bond funding to reduce pollution from diesel-powered commercial trucks. The remaining 25% is earmarked for diesel emission reductions from ships, harbor craft and locomotives. The agency said it's proposing an initial $25 million in diesel pollution reduction projects for the South Coast, Central Valley, San Francisco and San Diego air districts, mostly for truck retrofit and replacements. The plan was to be voted on at the group's Jan. 24 hearing. If approved, the $25 million would replace 345 trucks and retrofit another ...

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