News Email UpdatesKeep up to date with the latest press releases and media advisories.Subscribe FeaturedNewsAug 12, 2022Chair Randolph announces appointment of Dr. Steven Cliff as CARB’s Executive OfficerNewsNov 16, 2022California releases final proposal for world-leading climate action plan that drastically reduces fossil fuel dependence, slashes pollutionNewsNov 17, 2022CARB approves historic $2.6 billion investment — largest to date — for clean cars, trucks, mobility options Keywords Airborne ToxicsAir PollutionAir Quality MonitoringAir Quality PlansClean CarsClimate ChangeConsumer Products(-)EnforcementFuelsIncentives(-)Zero-Emission Transportation(-)Advanced Clean Cars ProgramAftermarket, Performance, and Add-on Parts(-)Air Quality Improvement Program GuidelinesAir Toxics ProgramCalifornia Climate InvestmentsCalifornia State Implementation PlansDiesel EnforcementEnforcement Policy & ReportsFuels ProgramLow Carbon Fuel Standard(-)Low Carbon Transportation Investments and Air Quality Improvement Program(-)Outdoor Air Quality StandardsSmall Containers of Automotive RefrigerantVolatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Formaldehyde20212020(-)20192013 3 results found for Oct 24, 2019CARB approves $533 million funding plan for clean transportation investments Jul 25, 2019California and major automakers reach groundbreaking framework agreement on clean emission standardsFeb 8, 2019Auto parts retailer Golden State Supply to pay $24,000 for selling do-it-yourself cans of automotive refrigerant that violated California’s climate regulations Contact Office of Communications comms@arb.ca.gov
NewsNov 16, 2022California releases final proposal for world-leading climate action plan that drastically reduces fossil fuel dependence, slashes pollution
NewsNov 17, 2022CARB approves historic $2.6 billion investment — largest to date — for clean cars, trucks, mobility options
Jul 25, 2019California and major automakers reach groundbreaking framework agreement on clean emission standards
Feb 8, 2019Auto parts retailer Golden State Supply to pay $24,000 for selling do-it-yourself cans of automotive refrigerant that violated California’s climate regulations
