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Six year plan calls for cutting emissions from 2018 levels by more than 50% in 2030.
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Air Pollution Control District is offering grants to help replace high pollution equipment and vehicles.
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Key parts of plan include having docked ships use shore power instead of onboard generators and going all electric with loading and unloading systems.
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The Santa Barbara Unified School District will get $5 million, and the Ventura Unified School District will get $2 million.
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Farming for clean air: Ventura County program helps ag businesses replace higher polluting equipmentOlder equipment from tractors to a bulldozer replaced through the Ventura County Air Pollution Control District program.
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Program intended to reduce air pollution, cut whale strikes from ships off our coast could get boostSome legislators propose adding the state to efforts to support the voluntary program.
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System which allows docked ships to turn off diesel engines and use electricity destroyed. Air pollution from port expected to temporarily increase.
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$80 million state grant will be used to replace gas, diesel powered equipment with less polluting eclectic gear. Federal grant sought to expand effort.
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Money will continue the port's move from diesel powered equipment to zero emissions electric gear.
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Air quality not at unhealthful levels yet, but wind shifts could push it into danger zone.