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The The South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD)
has approved $34 million in grant funding to replace more
than 600 dirty diesel trucks operating in and around the
ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach with new, low-emission
models.
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Governor Lifts Air Pollution Permit Moratorium
Hundreds of Southland businesses and public utilities forced
to delay plans to expand, modernize or relocate can move
forward after Jan. 1, 2010 now that Gov. Schwarzenegger has
signed a bill lifting an air quality permit moratorium.
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Riverside County Supervisor Ashley Joins AQMD Board
Riverside County Supervisor Marion Ashley was sworn in today
as the newest member of the South Coast Air Quality
Management District Governing Board.
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Environmental Advocates to be Honored for
Pollution-Fighting Achievements at 2009 Clean Air Awards
Individuals and organizations will be celebrated for their
contributions to cleaner air at the 2009 Clean Air Awards,
presented by the South Coast Air Quality Management District
(AQMD). MORE
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AQMD Approves Funds to Replace Dirty Diesel Trucks in
Port
The South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) has
approved funding to replace up to 900 dirty diesel trucks
operating in and around the ports of Los Angeles and Long
Beach with low-emission models by the end of this year.
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AQMD Awards Funding to Develop
Advanced Technologies Curriculum
The South Coast Air Quality Management District today
awarded $500,000 to the Advanced Transportation Technology &
Energy (ATTE) Network of Community Colleges for designing
curricula that will train technicians to install and
maintain new low- and zero-emission technologies.
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