California approves tighter rules for low carbon fuels policy
California regulators voted on Friday to toughen a policy aimed at boosting low-carbon fuels to slash greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector and meet state climate change goals, despite criticism it would increase retail fuel prices.
The California Air Resources Board has approved updates to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS). These changes were approved ...
Completed in early 2024, the study aimed to find materials that could significantly lower the carbon footprint of concrete ...
The California Air Resources Board should not approve changes to a policy that would raise gas prices without meaningfully ...
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California to vote on stricter rules for low carbon fuels policyCalifornia regulators will vote on Friday on whether to toughen a policy aimed at boosting low-carbon fuels to slash ...
Drawing from his experience in LNG and sustainable practices, Kalmen highlighted critical areas the industry should focus on ...
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California tightens low-carbon transportation rules in move expected to raise gas pricesCalifornia air regulators voted late Friday to strengthen a policy aimed at boosting low-carbon fuels and lowering green ...
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COP29 agrees to set up carbon market; India to ensure parties weave clearer rules for global carbon markets"India expects to conclude the work on Article 6. COP29 should be able to agree to a mechanism which uses market-based ...
The California Air Resources Board voted Friday night to strengthen the low-carbon fuel standard, its hot-button emissions trading program for transportation fuels.
In the wake of the presidential election, it’s more important than ever that California lead the way on climate protections.
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