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California poised to ban new diesel trucks

Trucking companies say the deadlines for zero-emission trucks are unachievable and will cause “chaos and dysfunction” of California’s economy.
Truck makers fight climate rules while touting an electric future

Truck makers fight climate rules while touting an electric future

Under pressure to phase out diesel-powered trucks, major manufacturers have offered plenty of assurances. But behind the scenes, the industry is working to delay that clean-truck future.
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Truck makers fight climate rules while touting an electric future

Under pressure to phase out diesel-powered trucks, major manufacturers have offered plenty of assurances. But behind the scenes, the industry is working to delay that clean-truck future.
Why is eco-conscious California spending millions to support natural gas?

Why is eco-conscious California spending millions to support natural gas?

A Los Angeles-area air quality board faces questions over grant spending amid some of the worst pollution in the nation.
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Aftermarket truck mods pollute as much as 9 million extra pickups

As automotive subcultures go, intentionally modifying your truck's diesel engine to make extra pollution is one of the more antisocial ones out there.

California requires ships, trucks to eliminate tons of pollution
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California requires ships, trucks to eliminate tons of pollution

Diesel trucks, oil tankers and other ships must comply with two new rules that are the state’s most ambitious strike against smog in a decade. The cost could reach nearly $7 billion.
Pittsburghers have been driving less during the pandemic. Why isn’t air pollution going down?
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Pittsburghers have been driving less during the pandemic. Why isn’t air pollution going down?

Multiple types of pollution impact air quality.

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