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Colorado bans use of gas-powered lawn equipment by state agencies starting 2025

Colorado state regulators will ban the use of gas-powered lawn equipment on state-owned property during summer months.
The ban aims to reduce air pollution caused by gas-powered tools, equivalent to pollution from 7 million cars.
Legislation introduced would replace the 30% discount for electric equipment with consumer-requested rebates.

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The Hill

Colorado bans use of gas-powered lawn equipment by state agencies starting 2025

State agencies in Colorado will be banned from using certain gas-powered lawn equipment during the summer, according to a new rule adopted by the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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Denver Post

Colorado will limit use of gas-powered landscaping equipment on public property

Colorado will limit the use of gas-powered landscaping on public property, starting in 2025. But state air regulators shied away from a sales ban.

3 months ago·Denver, United States

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WWLP

Colorado bans state use of gas-powered lawn equipment

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2 months ago·Springfield, United States

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KDVR

Colorado bans use of gas-powered lawn equipment by state agencies starting 2025

State agencies in Colorado will be banned from using certain gas-powered lawn equipment during the summer, according to a new rule adopted by the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission.

2 months ago·Denver, United States

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