New Jersey legislation intended to reduce carbon intensity of transportation fuels
Michael Grossman • September 15, 2024
Bill Would Reduce The Largest Source Of Pollution In The State
New Jersey legislation is intended to reduce the average carbon intensity of transportation fuels. Adoption of the rule would create the first low-carbon fuel standard on the East Coast.
The New Jersey legislative pursuit would establish a low-carbon transportation fuel standard program. Similar programs are already in place in California and Oregon.
The American Lung Association's annual "State Of Our Air" report shows New Jerseyans are breathing unhealthy air. A clean fuel standard, like the one passed in four other states would help improve air quality.
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