California and manufacturers strike deal over zero-emission trucks
Business,Environment,Carbon Emissions,Air Quality,Manufacturing,Climate Change
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California and major truck manufacturers announced a deal today that would avoid a legal battle over the state’s landmark mandate phasing out diesel big rigs and other trucks.
In return, the Air Resources Board will relax some near-term requirements for trucks to reduce emissions of a key ingredient of smog to more closely align with new federal standards.
“It’s great to have them not suing and not helping others in lawsuits,” said Steven Cliff, the air board’s executive director. “But more important is we ensure that we’re getting the actual reduction benefits associated with the rules.”
The powerful Truck and Engine Manufacturers Association as well as
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