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OUTRAGE!, Dr. James Enstrom To
Be Fired Because He Disagrees with CARB

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CA Jobs Initiative

Campaign Update June 28, 2010

Yes on 23 = Yes on California Jobs Initiative

The Secretary of State today announced that the California Jobs Initiative
will be Proposition 23 on the November ballot. Which means a Yes Vote on Proposition 23 would:

Save more than one million jobs.

Stop billions in higher energy costs.

Avoid a $500 million water tax.

Stop higher car taxes.


Thanks to all coalition members for joining this important effort to
protect California's economy and jobs.

Please ask all to support Proposition 23.

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CTN Cover July 2010

 

August 2010

 

Members Anniversary

 

New Members

President - Summer Board Meeting Runs Pretty Smoothly


Executive Director -

  • CDTOA Broker Bill AB 145 Gets Final Amendments
  • Caltrans Says No More
    Projects Until There’s a Budget
  • State Budget Debacle Update
  • Obama Signs $26-billion State and Local Government Bailout Package
  • CHP Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit And CVSA 2010 Annual Conference
  • The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) 2010 Annual Conference
  • At the Summer Board Meeting CDTOA Announces That It Will Not Negotiate with CARB
    Based on a Trucks Ages
  • CARB Updates

Membership Services Director - A Green Cure for Those Summertime Blues

 


CCPA - Welcoming a new Alliance to CDTOA, the California Concrete Pumper Alliance
Featured Article's
 
Business groups seek to suspend Calif. climate law PDF Print E-mail
CARB Updates
Tuesday, 04 May 2010 06:30

By SAMANTHA YOUNG, Associated Press Writer
Posted:  05/03/2010 2:58 PM

Sacramento, Calif. (AP) -- A coalition of business groups turned in signature petitions Monday for a ballot initiative that would unravel Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's top environmental priority.

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CDTOA’s Air Quality Program CARB’s Statewide Truck & Bus Rule Status Sheet PDF Print E-mail
CARB Consultant
Monday, 26 April 2010 07:09

CDTOA’s Air Quality Program
CARB’s Statewide Truck & Bus Rule Status Sheet

http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/onrdiesel/onrdiesel.htm

April 23, 2010

The purpose of this document is to provide CDTOA members and affiliates with the current status of the CARB On-road Truck & Bus Rule or the “Rule”. The Rule is in full force and effect and has not been “delayed” or “suspended” as Transport Topics recently indicated.  In September 2010, the Rule will likely be further modified for fleets of four or more trucks subject to the Rule. As a result of the April 22nd Board meeting, over the next four to five months, CARB staff was directed to work on:

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Regulatory Alert PDF Print E-mail
Featured News
Thursday, 01 April 2010 13:12

CARB Approves New Low Emissions Vehicle

As part of the CARB’s new policy to "end the era of favoring motorized transportation over non-motorized transportation", officials are recommending the newest generation of non-motorized, zero-emission automobiles

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Truck rule based on flawed data, CARB staff admits PDF Print E-mail
CARB Updates
Monday, 26 April 2010 13:21

By Daniel Weintraub, HealthyCal.org, Published: April 21, 2010

A computer model that the Air Resources Board used to justify historic restrictions on diesel emissions from off-road construction equipment may have attributed twice as much pollution to those heavy trucks as they actually produce, according to interviews with ARB staff.

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So is Occidental Petroleum 'greedy' or generous? PDF Print E-mail
CARB Updates
Monday, 12 April 2010 00:00

From Sac Bee

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger assailed Texas-based oil companies last week as "greedy" for donating toward an effort to repeal his prized legacy piece, a 2006 law to reduce greenhouse gases 25 percent by 2020.

But what to make of Occidental Petroleum?

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