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Bay Area Air District announces $65M for pollution-fighting projects in West Contra Costa, surrounding areas

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By Brian Krans, Jacob Simas Verified
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Projects designed to help offset pollution from the Chevron oil refinery and other polluters in Richmond will soon receive a significant influx of funding, as the Bay Area Air District on Friday announced the distribution of $65 million for pollution abatement and clean energy projects in Contra Costa County and the surrounding region. The money will come directly from district-imposed fines paid by the fossil fuel giant and other local polluters.
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Bay Area Air District announces $65M for pollution-fighting projects in Contra Costa, surrounding areas

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By Brian Krans
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Food Industry 8 hours ago 'Best by' and 'sell by' don't mean 'bad after' — confusion leads to a big waste of food berkeleyside.org - Sponsored by StopWaste • 8h The state has changed and simplified food labeling laws.
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Air District Reconsidering Prescribed Burns Following Smoky Skies

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By Brian Krans
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1 hour ago Gas-powered appliances are prized for their ability to provide instant and consistent heat. Some home chefs even swear that cooking with a gas-powered stove makes their dishes taste better. While there are definite advantages to opting for gas appliances, such as potentially lower operating costs, …
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