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Electric School Buses Are Quietly Benefiting Kids' Health

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By Jacqueline Kantor Verified
| World Resources Institute
West Oakland, a neighborhood of less than 30,000 people on the northwestern tip of Oakland, Calif., is encircled by three major highways. In the latter half of the 20th century, construction of a postal service distribution center, a Bay Area Rapid Transit public transit line and a highway overpass sliced across once-bustling thoroughfares, dismantling a hub of Black culture and a burgeoning Black middle class.
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Electric School Buses Deliver More Than Just a Clean Ride Original

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By Jacqueline Kantor Verified
| World Resources Institute
Every day, millions of children ride to school in diesel buses that expose them to pollution linked to serious health issues. Replacing those buses with electric models has benefits that go far beyond a quieter ride and cleaner air. Electric school buses can also save school districts and communities money, freeing up resources that can be reinvested back into the classroom.
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Electric School Buses Can Help Drive Down Electricity Prices, Even for Consumers Who Never Use Them

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By Stephane Babcock, Jacqueline Kantor Verified
| Advanced Clean Tech News
Electricity bills are steadily rising and driving up expenses for households. Inflation, energy supply chain disruption, wildfires, data center growth and other issues are all boosting the cost of residential electricity prices. As demand for electrons grows, utilities are upgrading aging, outdated grid infrastructure to meet the moment. These upgrades cost money — costs that are typically passed to residential customers.
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