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California releases world’s first plan to achieve net zero carbon pollution

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has released an updated proposal to implement ambitious climate action in response to Governor Newsom’s call for greater efforts. This plan sets out to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045 and includes targets such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 85%, cutting oil usage by 94%, and creating 4 million new jobs. The plan also aims to reduce air pollution by 71% and fossil fuel consumption by 94%. It sets goals for renewable energy, clean buildings, carbon removal, and clean fuels in the transportation sector. The plan has received positive feedback from various stakeholders, including environmental, clean energy, academic, labor, and business communities. If adopted, this comprehensive roadmap will position California as a global leader in climate action, transforming the economy and protecting communities while transitioning to clean energy.

Keith Smith
Keith Smith

Keith, a seasoned professional in the solar industry, has dedicated over 30 years to the research and development of solar technologies. Born in the early 1970s, Keith's fascination with solar energy began early in life. He completed his bachelor's degree in physics and pursued a master's in renewable energy engineering, laying the foundation for his career in the field.

Keith's expertise shines through his role as the manager of SolarThermalMagazine.com, where he curates and disseminates valuable insights and updates on solar technology trends. His work in bridging the gap between solar research and practical application has been instrumental in advancing the renewable energy sector. With a passion for sustainability and a commitment to a greener future, Keith Smith continues to make a significant impact on the solar industry, one article at a time.

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