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This page last reviewed September 17, 2008
Clean Air Programs Despite significant clean air progress in California, air
pollution is
a widespread problem. The ARB is committed to eliminating the emissions
of toxic air pollutants to protect public health. These programs are
aimed at reducing statewide, regional, and community exposure to air
toxics. Diesel
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