US EditionColorado 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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Dem state cracks down on gas-powered lawn equipment as part of climate crusade
Colorado state environmental regulators unanimously approved a measure to crack down on certain uses of gas-powered lawn equipment as part of the state's broader climate push.In an 8-0 vote, the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) green-lit regulations that prohibit gas-powered lawn and garden equipment from being used on public property statewide. Under the finalized rules, the ban will be enforced beginning in 2025 and, according to…
Colorado bans state use of gas-powered lawn equipment
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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.
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.
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