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US gives school districts $900 million for electric school buses

Several Western New York school districts will receive millions in federal funding for new electric school buses.
The funding, totaling nearly $13 million, aims to provide clean, low- and zero-emission buses for Buffalo and Western N.Y. Schools.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Clean School Bus Program is the source of the new funding.

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Reuters

US gives school districts $900 mln for electric school buses

The White House on Wednesday unveiled nearly $900 million in awards to 530 school districts to replace thousands of aging, gas-fueled school buses with cleaner, mainly electric models.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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Spectrum Local News

Western New York school districts to receive funding for new electric buses

New York is transitioning to a 100 percent zero-emission electric school buses by 2035.

2 months ago·United States

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

New clean energy school buses coming to several Pittsburgh-area school districts

Several Pittsburgh-area school districts are receiving federal funding to replace school buses known to spew pollutants and cause health impacts with greener...

2 months ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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WAPT

JPS awarded $9.5 million for new electric school buses

The Jackson Public School District hosted an event alongside the Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday morning, showing off new electric school buses brought to the district.

2 months ago·Jackson, United States

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