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SEARCHSAN FRANCISCO — The EPA is making more than $1.3 million available through its Clean School Bus USA program and the West Coast Collaborative program....
SAN FRANCISCO — The EPA is making more than $1.3 million available through its Clean School Bus USA program and the West Coast Collaborative program.
The funds will be allocated to organizations in EPA Regions 9 and 10 that propose projects that reduce pollutants emitted by diesel-powered school buses; projects may include cleaner fuel use, add-on pollution control technology, engine or vehicle replacement, as well as idle-reduction technologies.
The EPA's western offices are accepting applications on a competitive basis from school districts, state and local governments, locally and federally recognized Indian tribal governments and nonprofit organizations until Aug. 20, 2007.
For more information, go to www.epa.gov/region10/cleanschoolbus.html.
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