Climate Budget Cuts Have Health Consequences
California Needs a Clean Air Budget
California’s leaders previously approved $54 billion in multi-year investments to help Californians transition to healthy homes and zero-emission vehicles. This clean air budget promised significant attention to California’s air pollution challenges with targeted investments to heavily impacted communities.
Now, these clean air programs are at risk of being stripped in the state’s budget. We need your help to protect them.
The clean air budget was designed to be a down payment on California’s clean air safety net. It would save lives and money in communities suffering most from deadly – and costly – air pollution and extreme climate events.
We cannot let budget cuts slow the transition to zero-emission, safer and more affordable technologies.
Restoring funding for clean vehicles and healthy homes will help everyone save money and save lives. Help protect this investment in California’s health.
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Page last updated: August 7, 2024