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I am emailing to ask for a better stance moving forward with
forcing fishing boats to comply with future emission restrictions. 
I want you think of it like this: your current job is changing but
to remain employed and bringing money to your family you are
required to go back to school.  Not just a few courses, but for 2
years.  While you're doing that, you don't get paid and your job
with CARB ceases to exist.  Oh and you have to pay for 100% of your
courses, CARB will not help you pay.  Oh another thing, when you
complete school it's not guaranteed that your new job will be
there. I think the future restrictions are thoughtful about the
environment, but those rules don't think about helping the people
in and around these communities.  I'm not a fishing company, but I
understand the rigors of owning and operating a company.  Just
think about the restaurants, hotels, and other businesses that
benefit for our lovely coasts.  I believe the state should think
about aiding and assisting these fishing companies to rig up their
boats per CARBs demands.  If these fishing companies can't comply
that's lost revenue to areas like San Diego.  It's not just one
area you are harming.  Please pass this on abs at anything help
these fishing companies with the costs to comply.  Thank you!