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The California Air Resources Board is the state's lead agency in the fight against #AirPollution & #ClimateChange

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🎉 Celebrating 20 years of #AB32 — CA's landmark law that established the state’s global climate leadership & first greenhouse gas reduction goal

Our progress has become a blueprint for governments around the world & paved the way for a carbon neutral CA 🌎

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One year in, and I'm deeply grateful for this work 💙 To our dedicated Board, exceptional staff, and committed partners: thank you for showing up every day to build a future where every Californian can breathe clean air.

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The September board meeting is underway. Today's agenda: ☑️ Consideration of 2 proposed new members for CARB's Research Screening Committee ☑️ Informational update on SB 905 ☑️ Proposed amendments to the California Reformulated Gasoline Regulations

Graphic for the California Air Resources Board (CARB) announcing a board meeting on September 24, 2026. The CARB logo, featuring curved multicolored lines, appears above the text. The background is a soft, blurred gradient of light blues and whites.
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When the federal government stalls, states step up 💪 THIS is what climate leadership looks like — states and regions proving that bold action and affordability aren’t a trade-off, they’re a partnership.

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Affordability and climate action go hand-in-hand — and that couldn’t be more clear than with California’s Cap-and-Invest program.

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California volvió a reducir sus emisiones climáticas en 2024. Las emisiones cayeron otro 3.9%, prolongando una tendencia a la baja de 20 años, mientras la economía sigue creciendo.

Dos décadas después de la AB 32, el avance climático estatal continúa mostrando resultados reales. ➡️ buff.ly/zLXsrJY

Gráfico de una línea con el título: “El progreso climático de California continúa: emisiones a la baja, economía al alza”. El eje y del gráfico muestra los cambios en porcentaje desde el año 2000, comenzando en -60 % en la parte inferior, 0 % a un tercio de la altura y 100 % en la parte superior. El eje x representa el paso del tiempo, comenzando en el año 2000 a la izquierda y terminando en 2024 a la derecha. Tres líneas parten del punto inicial en 0 %. La línea gris oscuro muestra un aumento marcado del “Producto Interno Bruto (PIB) estatal”, terminando justo por encima del 80 % en el eje y. La línea azul claro muestra una disminución constante de las “Emisiones de GEI”, terminando justo por debajo del -20 % en el eje y. La línea turquesa muestra una disminución pronunciada de las “Emisiones de GEI por PIB”, terminando justo por encima del -60 % en el eje y.
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📉 California cut climate emissions again in 2024 — statewide emissions fell another 3.9% in 2024 extending a 20-year downward trend even as the economy continues to expand.

Two decades after AB 32, California’s climate progress continues delivering real progress. ➡️ buff.ly/zLXsrJY

Graphic of a line graph with the header “California’s climate progress continues: Emissions down, economy up. The y axis of the line graph shows changes in percentage since the year 2000, starting from -60% at the bottom, 0% a third of the way up, and 100% at the top. The x axis is the passage of time starting from the year 2000 on the left, ending at 2024 on the right. Three lines emerge from the starting point at 0%. The dark grey line shows a sharp increase of “Gross state product (GSP)”, ending just above 80% on the y axis. The light blue line shows a steady decease of “GHG emissions”, ending just below -20% on the y axis. The turquoise line shows a sharp decrease of “GHG emissions per GSP”, ending just above -60% on the y axis.
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🚩 A Red Flag Warning remains in effect for portions of Northern California through 5 p.m. today.

Gusty winds and low humidity are creating critical fire weather conditions across portions of the Sacramento Valley and adjacent foothills.
Stay aware of changing conditions at fire.ca.gov.

California fire weather map showing a Red Flag Warning across portions of Northern California, including areas of Shasta, Tehama, Plumas, Glenn, Colusa, Butte, Sutter and Yuba counties. The warning covers portions of the Sacramento Valley and adjacent foothills through 5 p.m. Monday, September 14. North to northwest wind gusts of 20 to 35 mph and relative humidity of 10 to 20 percent are expected.
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Aire limpio significa personas más saludables, comunidades más fuertes y mejor calidad de vida.🌎 En este Día Internacional del Aire Limpio por un cielo azul, CARB celebra el progreso de California para tener un aire limpio y continúa trabajando para proteger la salud pública.

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Clean air means healthier people, stronger communities & a better quality of life. 🌎
This International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies, CARB is celebrating California’s clean air progress & continuing the work to protect public health. #CleanAirDay

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CA is moving forward on the next generation of clean vehicle standards. 🚗⚡
 
At the @politico.com CA Summit, @carb-chair.bsky.social Lauren Sanchez highlighted the analysis, public process & stakeholder input shaping the path ahead—even as federal actions challenge CA’s clean transportation goals.

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