Posts from March 2012.
Ohio EPA will award $10 million by May 2012 and another $10 million by fall 2012 to private and public sector entities for clean diesel projects. Funded by the Federal Highway Administration, the grants are targeted to improve air quality and public health in areas of Ohio not currently meeting air quality standards by reducing diesel exhaust emissions, upgrading diesel fleets and promoting the use of alternative and cleaner burning fuels. The funds can be used for transit and school buses, snow plows, refuse collection trucks, long and short haul trucks, locomotives and highway construction equipment.
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