News Email UpdatesKeep up to date with the latest press releases and media advisories.Subscribe FeaturedNewsNov 17, 2021CARB dedicates new Southern California headquarters in RiversideNewsNov 19, 2021CARB approves $1.5 billion investment — largest to date — in clean cars, trucks, mobility optionsNewsMay 20, 2021California requires zero-emissions vehicle use for ridesharing services, another step toward achieving the state’s climate goals Keywords (-)Air Pollution(-)Air Quality PlansClean CarsClimate Change(-)Freight & Goods MovementIncentivesResearchSustainable Communities(-)Truck & BusAdvanced Clean Trucks(-)California Climate Investments(-)California Methane Research ProgramCap-and-Trade Program(-)Community Health(-)ExposureHaagen-Smit Clean Air AwardsHeavy-Duty Low NOx(-)Mobile Source Emissions Research ProgramOn-Road Heavy-Duty Voucher Incentive ProgramResearch PlanningStatewide Greenhouse Gas Monitoring NetworkTruck and Bus Regulation (-)202220212020201920182017(-)201620142013 4 results found for Apr 11, 2022Las Inversiones del Clima de California destinan $10.5 mil millones de dólares a proyectos que se espera reduzcan las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en 76 millones de toneladas métricasMar 30, 2022California Air Resources Board and CALSTART reopen incentives for clean trucks and busesJun 16, 2016CARB, NOAA, NASA and San Jose State University scientists team up to study ozone transported across PacificMay 4, 2016State to award $23.6 million for zero-emission trucks at seaportsContact Office of Communications comms@arb.ca.gov
NewsNov 19, 2021CARB approves $1.5 billion investment — largest to date — in clean cars, trucks, mobility options
NewsMay 20, 2021California requires zero-emissions vehicle use for ridesharing services, another step toward achieving the state’s climate goals
Apr 11, 2022Las Inversiones del Clima de California destinan $10.5 mil millones de dólares a proyectos que se espera reduzcan las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en 76 millones de toneladas métricas
Jun 16, 2016CARB, NOAA, NASA and San Jose State University scientists team up to study ozone transported across Pacific
