Cars and Global Warming: Policy Options to Reduce Maryland's Global Warming Pollution from Cars and Light Trucks
Publication Date: September 2006
Publisher(s): Environment Maryland Research and Policy Center
Author(s): Elizabeth Ridlington; Brad Heavner
Funder(s): Energy Foundation
Funder(s): Energy Foundation
Topic: Environment (Weather and climate)
Keywords: Clean Cars Program; Air pollution
Coverage: Maryland
Abstract:
Cars and light trucks produce roughly 25 percent of Maryland's global warming pollution. Cars and Global Warming explains how Maryland could reduce global warming emissions from passenger vehicles by adopting California's clean car standards. By requiring advanced-technology vehicles- including hybrid-electric and eventually hydrogen vehicles - and establishing global warming pollution standards, the clean cars program could begin to reduce Maryland's contribution to global warming.
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