California's New Fuel Standards Set to Increase Gas Prices

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The California Air Resources Board approved new clean air standards expected to raise gas prices, sparking criticism from lawmakers over transparency and environmental groups for insufficient pollution reduction. The updated Low Carbon Fuel Standard aims to cut transportation emissions by 30% by 2030, adding costs to oil refiners likely passed to consumers. Despite concerns over affordability and transparency, the standards are seen as crucial for transitioning to electric vehicles, with ongoing oversight promised to address potential negative impacts.
- California Air Resources Board approves new clean air rules that are expected to raise gas prices KCRA Sacramento
- California approves tighter rules for low carbon fuels policy Reuters
- California's Air Resources Board votes to increase new fuel standards, increasing gas prices by 65 cents per gallon ABC7 Bay Area
- Gas prices could rise after vote by California regulators Los Angeles Times
- California air board member: Why I can’t back the proposed fuel standard changes CalMatters
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