The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is a California state government agency focused on reducing air pollution and fighting climate change. CARB develops and implements programs for reducing emissions from various sources, including vehicles, fuels, and consumer products. CARB also works with other organizations such as the United States Environmental Protection Agency to set air quality and emission standards. They are also involved in projects related to monitoring carbon emissions using satellites.
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The Stockton Mobility Collective is funded by a $7,400,000 California Air Resources Board Sustainable Transportation Equity Project grant to the San Joaquin Council of Governments.
In 2016 the California Air Resources Board collaborated with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, University of Arizona scientists, and the California Energy Commission to outfit planes with sensitive remote sensing cameras for methane surveys.
California Air Resources Board is collaborating with Carbon Mapper and is developing a public portal to make Carbon Mapper data available for industry, governments, and private citizens.
California Air Resources Board is working with the University of Arizona, NASA JPL, and Arizona State University to use Carbon Mapper airborne prototypes for mitigation demonstration and improved accounting with facility operators across California.